Author Nancy Stade Releases The Desert Crop, a Vegan Legal Thriller

Nancy Stade takes aim at the legal trade, consumerism, and love among the elites in her first novel, "The Desert Crop."

Washington, DC (PRWEB) August 28, 2006 -- Nancy Stade, in conjunction with Lulu (http://www.lulu.com), has published "The Desert Crop," a legal thriller narrated through the gallows humor of its vegan protagonist as she investigates a mystery centered on a prosthetic sphincter.

Kyrie Dodormann's life isn't going well. She toils long hours at a law firm, "lining the partners’ pockets with the proceeds from sale of the remaining hours of what can reasonably be called [her youth." Her ascetic boyfriend has left her to defend an international smelting conglomerate that has trailed blood across multiple continents. She is slipping into a deep depressive decline. But everything changes when Kyrie's seductive boss calls her into his office for a glass of scotch and an introduction to a new assignment involving a client's mysterious biotech product called The Sphinx™ .

"The Desert Crop" follows Kyrie as her initial malaise towards the assignment erodes with discovery of the nefarious details of The Sphinx's true provenance, drawing her to a cold animal laboratory in the bowels of the client's Ciudad Juarez plant and ever closer to the dangerous man who may be Kyrie's only hope for learning the truth.
   
Link to Publication: http://www.lulu.com/NancyKStade

About the author
Nancy Stade has over 10 years experience as a lawyer in the federal government and the private sector. She wrote "The Desert Crop," her first novel to publish, in Mexico while on sabbatical from compensated labor. Her short fiction has appeared in paper and online journals.

About Lulu
Founded in 2002, Lulu is the world's fastest growing print-on-demand marketplace for digital do-it-yourselfers. Please see www.lulu.com for more information.

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