Jon GegenheimerAuthor Jon Gegenheimer, a New Orleans native, is a litigation lawyer, elected court official, and writer of serious literary fiction. The Canon Code is his third published novel. The first is The Second Hill (AuthorHouse 2011), an exceptional piece o historical/futuristic fiction that foresaw virtually every malady afflicting today's troubled world: ubiquitous terrorism; rampant moral relativism; absurd political correctness; destruction of our cities and towns by anarchist, Jacobin mobs, and the all-out assault against the Judeo-Christian ethic. Mr. Gegenheimer's next story, The Griffin Murders (Rosedog Books 2016, Black Lacquer Press 2018), is a straight murder mystery of the same genre as The Second Hill. Beyond a spellbinding surface plot, it features deep character development and strikingly relevant themes. Like The Second Hill, it is a story for the times-written to awaken, delight, educate, and spark conversation. The Canon Code is a first-of-its-kind literary effort: a new art form-unprecedented in the annals of literature. The reader at some point will wonder: Has Mr. Gegenheimer blurred the line between fiction and fact, as Dickens invariably did; or, is there no line at all? Has he altogether eliminated fiction from the equation? The devoted Dickensian, not to mention all the other avid readers of Western literature, will surely consider a trip to Rochester, Gad's Hill, and London to seek the answers. Read More Read Less