Odd Jobs

Publisher Marketing:"A pure hit of uncut suspense. Ben Lieberman is one to watch. Harlan Coben ""Odd Jobs" is a tightly-wound, well written mystery that I read in one sitting." James Patterson ""Odd Jobs" is an exciting and enjoyable read. I would love to get the main character, Kevin Davenport as a project manager on my show." Donald J. Trump Hauling cow carcasses through a freezing warehouse isn t Kevin Davenport s idea of summer fun. But it s not his first crappy job. And with tuition due and his widowed mom strapped for cash, he s in no position to turn down good pay. But there s more than meatpacking happening at Kosher World Meat Factory. And the truth isn t quite so well kosher. Turns out the business is a front for a criminal syndicate. While working at the corrupt meat factory, Kevin discovers who killed his father, and now all bets are off. Kevin finally has the chance to settle the score, and he ll tackle any job club fighting, bookmaking, even drug dealing to earn his revenge. But can he do it without becoming the very thing he s trying to destroy? Or, God forbid, flunking out of school? "The Sopranos" meets "Animal House" in this darkly comic coming-of-age novel about the price of vengeance and the burden of truth." Contributor Bio:  Lieberman, Ben Lieberman teaches in the social science department at Fitchburg State College, Mass. Contributor Bio:  Damron, Will Will Damron is an Audie Award nominated narrator who has recorded books in every genre, from science fiction and fantasy to romance, YA, and nonfiction. Raised in rural southern Virginia, he has appeared Off-Broadway and on stage and screen throughout the country. He lives in Los Angeles, California.