Call me old-fashioned, but when I decided to write Cincinnatus, I tried to write a book about things that I like.
There are appearances from the Crosley brothers (who I obviously have a great affinity for), Cat Cay (one of my favorite golf courses in the world), the PGA (I’ve been an official golf scorer for years), and this crazy guy I learned about named Ed Leedskalnin (Coral Castle).
Growing up in and around Cincinnati, the book is also about something else I find very interesting, The Society of the Cincinnati. They’re a secret organization founded by many of the United States’ founding fathers.
But what is Cincinnatus about? It’s a fast-paced action thriller about a very cool female US Department of Justice attorney who teams up with a washed-up PGA golfer to solve a mystery. The ball of yarn begins unraveling when they find evidence of a conspiracy to fix golf tournaments, which leads them to a secret plot with millions of lives at stake.
David Stern and I set out to write a really fun book, and that’s what we did. It’s an amazing adventure that you won’t be able to put down.