William Stott

Janison, Our Congressman William Stott

When Kentucky Congressman Howard Janison dies, he leaves behind a shadowy trail of business dealings, encoded books of accounts and piles of money, none of which his widow, Rachel, can explain. Judge Emmerson Mars, friend of the family and executor of the estate, is left to piece together the mystery. Fortunately, Judge Mars discovers Janison's diary, but the more he delves, the more he realizes how little he knew Janison at all. In Janison, Our Congressman, we witness the life of a man who is both virtuous and corrupt, generous and greedy, loyal and unfaithful. In the end, Janison leaves behind a legacy of wealth, power and political machinations, and the only question for Judge Mars is how much of the story he?ll be able to tell Rachel...