Practically Counterfect

In this irreverent debut novel, Logan Blackburn is knocking on the partnership door at the Midtown Manhattan law firm of Gordon, Miller & Sedgwick when his mentor Evan Prospector disappears . . . only to turn up two blocks away selling knockoff handbags on a Fifth Avenue sidewalk. Prospector, a respected anti-counterfeiting lawyer, has crossed over to the dark side, leaving Logan on his own to figure things out.

Logan's chances at a coveted partnership are dimmed when Prospector's clients begin leaving the firm, drawing the ire of Mattius Gordon, the firm's unscrupulous founding partner. Gordon rides roughshod over Logan even as Prospector reaches out to him, leaving Logan confused and wondering if a partnership is really worth it.

Logan soon finds he's up to his ears with law firm intrigue and an international counterfeiting ring that extends from the Brooklyn waterfront to Guangzhou, China. With the help of a Zog-fearing nerd and a computer wiz/call girl, Logan tries to unravel Gordon's secrets while deciding for himself what path his career will take.