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Biography
A.M. Shonk, author of “The Almond Man” was born in San Francisco. She was employed as an auditor and cost analyst with corporations from California to New York.
Moving to the Central Valley she held posts as an Executive Director (I) of several Central California private non-profits; and expedited her current professional writing and editorial associations.
“The Almond Man”
“We feel the sense of urgency, the despair, the loneliness and the joy.
“And that connection is what makes the pages dissolve and make us become involved.”
Cindy Clark, Kern County Independent
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The Almond Man, Robert Montgomery begins what he believes to be a predictable almond harvest for the thirtieth time in Delano, a farming community in Central California. While attending to the preparations for the upcoming harvest, Ramon Garcia, Roberts's long time and trusted farm-hand uncovers something that attracts local, state and federal law enforcement to the farm. Meanwhile, Prison Correctional Officer Larry smith is puzzling over the fascination of one of his long term prisoners, Jose Sanchez, with the view of the almond trees outside his window. A view that draws larry's interest to a makeshif diary in the prisoner's cell. Larry's discovery and possession of the diary thrust him into a legal battle that shatters faith in his own profession.
Someone is planning to use Robert's farm once again, as officials in the community scramble to combine their expertise to find the common link to the brutal murders.
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