Kirjahaku

Frank Zamboni is not one's typical stereotypical private investigator. He's not a hard-bodied killing machine; he's not an ex-cop, ex-Navy Seal, ex-special ops, or ex-green beret. He's an ex-accountant and has the body to prove it. But then, a week ago he hadn't been a P.I. His first client, Harriet Jackson, the jilted wife of Harold, is a strong-willed, very talkative, sensuous, playful, older woman. A very beautiful older woman with a racy sense of humor. What should have been a simple divorce case takes unexpected twists and turns from the FBI, Las Vegas hit men, an unscrupulous lawyer, and a provocative former prostitute. That's a lot for a P.I. that doesn't yet have case experience. How fast can he learn? How much trouble can Zamboni get into?

This is an irreverent and irreligious novel about what might be considered the most unlikely of couples - thrown together by fate, chance, or perhaps, but not likely, a higher power. When Miriam Jaffe, a 16-year old girl from Beverly Hills is struck by lightning, she ends up in a coma but awakens in the small village of Magdala, near the Sea of Galilee, with nothing but her new iPhone and her wits. She's immediately befriended by Yeshua (Hebrew for Jesus) of Nazareth, a failed prophet with a big heart for anyone in need. Yeshua falls under the spell of the playfully devious and precocious Miriam, who is mistaken for an angel sent by God due to her "magic talisman" (iPhone) and allowed to "help" Yeshua with his ministry. The story weaves back and forth between the comatose Miriam in Beverly Hills, and her life in ancient times with a man who's about to become one of the most controversial figures in the history of the world. This is their story