The fourteenth volume of Nashville: The Mood. A popular preacher attacked in a park. The Church of Mesmenology continues its march to prominence and influence. Lawyers failing to impress clients or do their jobs. Office politics and personal disputes. Sleazy meetings across class lines in questionable places. Is Nashville simply Music City? The capital of Tennessee? Or is it something else? A state of mind? A sea of corruption and hypocrisy? A world of happiness, ordinariness, vicious gossip, shady pasts, and political skullduggery? Where politics, religion, sex, malicious talk, and crime cross paths in such a way as to be almost indistinguishable? Prepare to enter the psychological underbelly of Nashville.
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Donald H. Carpenter is a former certified public accountant who is the author of six books: Dueling Voices, I Lost It At The Beginning, 101 Reasons NOT to Murder the Entire Saudi Royal Family, He Knew Where He Was Going (?), Man of a Million Fragments: The True Story of Clay Shaw, and LANNY. He is currently working on a fictional series about Nashville.