The Story of Kinnard Breen (Paperback)

"R.K. Roberts is a voice that needs to be heard. The plot will draw you in from the opening chapter - suspense will keep you reading until the last page." Mark Batterson Kinnard Breen is the tale of an adventurous boy with hopes big enough to equal his dreams. The woods near his childhood home in rural Wisconsin became his wonderland. He didn't know that an ancient Native American treasure lay just beneath the surface. Sworn to secrecy by the old man on whose property the discovery lays, Isaac becomes Kinnard's friend and mentor, forever changing the course of his young life. Kinnard keeps the secret promised to Isaac, only to be torn from it when forced to move from the place he loves most: Prairie Hope. At age thirty, Kinnard Breen quickly becomes the hottest new broadcast journalist on the planet. His enormous talent and handsome looks were not the only reason he was highly sought after by the networks; it was an investigative report he had been working on they wanted most. It was perhaps the largest political story in years. With it, he was about to take down a United States senator who sold his vote in an illicit land deal. With a plot that twists and turns, a new surprise is found with each chapter. From the elite political world of Washington, D.C., to the YNN broadcast center in New York City, to the enchanting and mysterious town Prairie Hope containing secrets more than two thousand years old, the action never stops. The tale eventually brings Kinnard back home with a turn of fate and new life that surprises even him. R.K. Roberts is a broadcast journalist, lobbyist and author presently working on his second novel. A Wisconsin native, he lives "inside the beltway" in Washington, D.C.