The Golden Ceiling - Lipanovich, Scott
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Jeff Taylor has taken a summer internship in Sacramento before his third year of medical school. An octogenarian, conveying a saintly countenance, wanders into Jeff's office one day. After the man, who suffers from late-stage dementia, is ushered away by a friend, Jeff discovers his wallet on the carpet. It contains a baggy full of gold dust. An expired driver's license identifies the wallet's owner as Clyde Whitney, legendary inventor of satellite weather technology. Two decades ago, he shifted his life's focus to recovering gold unearthed during California's Gold Rush of 1849, specks too…mehr

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Jeff Taylor has taken a summer internship in Sacramento before his third year of medical school. An octogenarian, conveying a saintly countenance, wanders into Jeff's office one day. After the man, who suffers from late-stage dementia, is ushered away by a friend, Jeff discovers his wallet on the carpet. It contains a baggy full of gold dust. An expired driver's license identifies the wallet's owner as Clyde Whitney, legendary inventor of satellite weather technology. Two decades ago, he shifted his life's focus to recovering gold unearthed during California's Gold Rush of 1849, specks too miniscule to retrieve via the techniques of the era. Clyde always worked alone. No one knows how much gold he actually accumulated or where it is stored-although several people are on the hunt. Also in the wallet is a phone number. It is answered by Karen Brady, Clyde Whitney's granddaughter. Jeff returns the wallet to her and quickly becomes smitten with Karen. Thus begins Jeff's journey into the peculiar-at times, violent-orbit of the Whitney family.
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Scott Lipanovich lives in Santa Rosa, California. Stories of his have appeared in Ireland's Fish Story Prize, The Seattle Review, Crosscurrents, Defiant Scribe, Abiko (Japan), Wild Duck Review, Ridge Review, Gold and Treasure Hunter Magazine, Summerfield Journal, and several anthologies. In film, Scott has worked with two Academy Award winners, and two multiple Emmy-winning producers. Scott is the author of the Jeff Taylor Mysteries, The Lost Coast (July 2021), The Golden Ceiling (July 2022), and Sky Lake (July 2023). He's working on the next novel in the series.