Returning to my roots as a writer of suspense fiction set in my home state of Georgia, The Girl with Kaleidoscope eyes is a fast-moving tale of deception, intrigue and murder that takes place in Savannah. The protagonist, John Wesley O'Toole is a disbarred attorney trying to get his life back together after being release from prison. Having inherited an art gallery from his grandmother, O'Toole is struggling to make ends meet when he is approached by Abraham Deign, a wealthy local businessman. Deign wants O'Toole to recover a missing painting, one allegedly taken from his home by his estranged granddaughter, Lucy, and is willing to offer a substantial reward. Seeing the possibility of financial light at the end of a dark tunnel, O'Toole takes on the quest. All is going well until Lucy's body is found in a burned out car, and it appears that O'Toole may be the murderer. Things go downhill from there--for a while at least. Readers tell me this is one of my best fiction works to date, and it garnered great reviews. I think you will like it! Wm. R.