Forensic accountant Larry G. Goldsmith, author of the historical fiction novel BASHERT, a courtroom drama, surrounding a Jewish love story. His professional experiences are woven into believable and authentic storylines. He applies his real life occupation of courtroom dramas and negotiating with the IRS into many of his novels. For more information on Larry, visit: https://larrygoldsmithauthor.com/.
To receive a review copy, or to schedule an interview, please contact: Heather Huzovic, 646.972.0033 or heather.huzovic@gmail.com.
Thank you! — Heather Huzovic

In an interview, Larry G. Goldsmith can answer the following questions:
•    What is the meaning of the word Bashert?
•    What was the inspiration for this story?
•    On whom did you model your characters?
•    You chose to make Shira’s family ultra-religious. Why?
•    Michael and Shira came from two different worlds. How could that not have destroyed the relationship?
•    Are the stories told by the witnesses in the novel true?
•    Where did you come up with the idea of the corrupt prosecutor?

ABOUT THE BOOK:
In the late sixties, the world is experiencing a counter revolution, rebelling against the devastating war in Vietnam and cultural norms. During these days of rage, the Soviets and U.S. seek to end the nuclear arms race. As a bargaining chip, the Nixon administration promises to support a free trade agreement while ignoring Soviet human and religious abuses.

In New York City, a young criminal attorney enters the fray after his shotgun wedding to the Rebbe’s daughter. His father-in-law is a world renowned clandestine leader seeking religious freedom for millions of Soviet citizens. The White House prosecutes the Rebbe as their scapegoat so the U.S. Soviet trade agreement passes Congress. The Nixon administration will use every legal tool orchestrated by an unscrupulous U.S. prosecuting attorney to imprison the Rebbe and destroy the credibility of his movement. Millions of lives rest on the outcome of the trial. The world watches, waiting for a courtroom verdict, as two young lovers and an old Rebbe battle two world superpowers.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Larry G. Goldsmith is an author, financial sleuth (forensic CPA) and an attorney. His professional experiences are woven into believable and authentic storylines. He applies his real life occupation of courtroom dramas and negotiating with the IRS into many of his novels. Goldsmith has published two novels, Bashert and Marc Marci.
He is happily married, living with his wife in the Second City (Chicago). Being a baseball fan, every novel contains a baseball tidbit woven into each story. When not working or writing, he is riding his bicycle or recalling younger days when he kayaked down dangerous whitewater rivers and played volleyball. For more information on Larry, visit: https://larrygoldsmithauthor.com/.
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On a glorious autumn morning in Saint Andrews, Scotland, former US president George W. Bush approached the first tee of the world famous Old Course to play a round of golf he would not finish.

Unceremoniously abducted off the course by a team of paramilitary commandos, he was transported to the International Criminal Court in The Hague to stand trial for war crimes in connection with the Iraq War.

The ICC had spent one year accumulating evidence sufficient to indict George W. Bush as the single person most responsible for the war. Would he be found innocent or guilty, or would something happen that would disrupt the administration of justice?

for more about Terry, go to www.TerryJastrow.com

Anne recently made a guest appearance on the FOX comedy THE GRINDER … playing Dean and Stewart’s mom. Viewers will finally meet someone who couldn’t care less: the woman who gave birth to him.

According to the official character breakdown, Lenore Sanderson-Grant is Dean Sr.’s “adventurous and outspoken” ex-wife who in incredibly unimpressed by her son’s TV-star status. She remarried right after she and Dean Sr. divorced; meanwhile, he’s been single ever since.

for more about Anne, go to www.AnneArcher.com

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