Who Wrote "Book of Business?"

Philadelphian Press Inc. announced the publication of Book of Business, an anonymously written novel of the high-stakes practice of civil law.

Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) November 20, 2006 -- Philadelphian Press Inc. announced the publication of Book of Business, an anonymously written novel of the high-stakes practice of civil law.

"Book of Business refers to a law firm's top clientèle, who generate the
majority of the firm's revenue." explains Philadelphian Press president Hans Hartvickson, "These key clients will often follow a major attorney from firm to firm."

Preserving his law firm's book of business in the face of major courtroom defeats provides the initial motivation for Gus Bondoc, the novel's protagonist, who is drawn further and further into a world of intrigue, treachery and betrayal as the novel progresses.

Insiders may enjoy guessing the identity of the novel's author, and may possibly think they can recognize many prominent figures and firms among the book's cast of characters, but the book is far more than a roman a clef. The novel is a raw and vivid portrait of a dark and shadowy world, the plot driven by the egos, greed and treachery of its major characters.

Philadelphian Press has made the first five chapters of the book available for free download from the publisher's website. The book may be purchased at Amazon.com and from selected retailers.

ABOUT AUTHOR
Will Nathan is the pseudonym for a 2006 Northern California Superlawyer who wishes to remain anonymous.

WEBSITE

http://www.philadelphianpressinc.com
http://www.bookofbusiness.biz

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