Jake Wolf Attorney at Law

David Shaw

Dec 2016 · iUniverse

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This short story tells about an ex-marine with a law degree. He is also a full-blooded American Indian. He opened his law office in Omaha close to the reservation where he grew up. He met some of his past acquaintances, who told him about the troubles with the Indian people and the law. He knew they needed legal help. Jake went to the reservation to check on the background information of two of his friends who were brothers. One was a policeman; the other was a crook. He also met an Indian girl he hadnt seen in years. She became his secretary. After several adventures, the relationships of all the characters blend together. This brings the story to an exciting conclusion.

About the author

David Shaw is an avid reader and fiction writer from Portsmouth, Ohio, and Omaha, Nebraska. David served his country in the air force for twenty years. Upon completion of his military duties, David relocated to St. Petersburg, Florida. After his divorce, he single-handedly raised three children and has been blessed with five grandchildren. David also worked in retail for fifteen years. When David retired, he became very interested in writing fiction, short stories, and books. He married Betsy, and they currently reside in St. Petersburg, Florida. Both David and Betsy enjoy their passion of writing and attending writing groups in the area. They share their stories with family, friends, and now the world! Stay tuned, as David and Betsy will be publishing more for you in the future.

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