Such a Nice Man
Abstract
In this novel, Gregory "Go" Overman, a Washington D.C. stock analyst, fears for the welfare of his beloved sister when she falls for a Florida billionaire with a shady reputation. While attempting to find evidence of the billionaire's chicanery, he gets involved with a young hooker his sister is attempting to rehabilitate. Beginning with a lie to his sister, Go's lust pulls him to such a low moral point he wonders if he's become no better than his greedy antagonist. But when tragedy strikes, he unearths secrets that enable him to avenge his sister and redeem himself. This novel is written from the viewpoint of a first-person narrator and contains four sections totaling forty-eight chapters.
Subject Area
American literature|Modern literature|Creative writing
Recommended Citation
Nease, Jack W, "Such a Nice Man" (1998). ProQuest ETD Collection for FIU. AAI1392663.
https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/dissertations/AAI1392663