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Jones Point

ISBN: 9798985830705
Binding: Paperback
Author: John Wasowicz
Pages: 236
Trim: 6 x 9 inches
Published: 4/6/2022

The mysterious murder of a criminal defense attorney bleeds into a clandestine plot by Russian mobsters to ship surface-to-air missiles into the District of Columbia. The two seemingly unconnected events draw the attention of U.S. Attorney Mo Katz of the Eastern District of Virginia.

Assisted by Sherry Stone, an Alexandria policewoman, Katz uncovers a web of receipt, betrayal, jealousy and fraud. Events reach a fevered pitch in a dramatic fire fight on the Woodrow Wilson Bridge over the Potomac River as Federal and Russian-backed forces combat one another.

Fans of classic mysteries and contemporary espionage thrillers will enjoy the fusion of the two genres into a hypnotizing and suspenseful story.

 

John Adam Wasowicz is an attorney who lives in the Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County, VA, near Old Town Alexandria. He began his career as a legislative aide to the late great Edward W. Brooke from his home state of Massachusetts. After earning a law degree from Catholic University in the District, Wasowicz served as an Assistant Commonwealth Attorney in Arlington, VA. He departed that position to earn an MPA from the Harvard Kennedy School and then entered private practice in Virginia, handling criminal defense, family law, and civil matters. He is a former president of the Fairfax Bar Association and a retired Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy
Reserve, where he served as an intelligence officer. Since 2005, Wasowicz has practiced law in the public sector. He began the Old Town Mystery Series in 2017. He is married and has three adult sons. In 2022, he began publishing The Old Town Mystery Series under his own print, Alendron Publishing Co. LLC.

"IN THIS LATEST PAGE-TURNER from John Wasowicz, Alexandrians can put themselves smack in the middle of the action. Familiar landmarks dot the pages and make for one fun read!" - Mary Ann Barton, editor

"WASOWICZ CAPTIVATES AGAIN! From the opening scene readers are thrust into a terrorist plot. From there we sleuth vicariously through a new favorite character, Elmo Katz. Jones Point is a must read." - Ralph Peluso, literary editor

"I ENJOYED THE SIMPLICITY AND FLUIDITY of the writing style of Jones Point. As I entered the world of Mo Katz, I felt like I was taking a ride around Virginia." - Hanan Daqqa, arts and entertainment editor

 

John Adam Wasowicz is an attorney who lives in the Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County, VA,
near Old Town Alexandria. He began his career as a legislative aide to the late great Edward W.
Brooke from his home state of Massachusetts. After earning a law degree from Catholic
University in the District, Wasowicz served as an Assistant Commonwealth Attorney in Arlington,
VA. He departed that position to earn an MPA from the Harvard Kennedy School and then
entered private practice in Virginia, handling criminal defense, family law, and civil matters. He is
a former president of the Fairfax Bar Association and a retired Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy
Reserve, where he served as an intelligence officer. Since 2005, Wasowicz has practiced law in
the public sector. He began the Old Town Mystery Series in 2017. He is married and has three
adult sons. In 2022, he began publishing The Old Town Mystery Series under his own print,
Alendron Publishing Co. LLC.

"IN THIS LATEST PAGE-TURNER from John Wasowicz, Alexandrians can put themselves smack in the middle of the action. Familiar landmarks dot the pages and make for one fun read!"
-Mary Ann Barton, editor

"WASOWICZ CAPTIVATES AGAIN! From the opening scene readers are thrust into a terrorist plot. From there we sleuth vicariously through a new favorite character, Elmo Katz. Jones Point is a must read."
-Ralph Peluso, literary editor

"I ENJOYED THE SIMPLICITY AND FLUIDITY of the writing style of Jones Point. As I entered the world of Mo Katz, I felt like I was taking a ride around Virginia."
-Hanan Daqqa, arts and entertainment editor

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