Naomi of Nob Hill

A Novel

by Gerhard J. W. Munster


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Softcover
$15.95
Hardcover
$25.95
E-Book
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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 9/29/2009

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 232
ISBN : 9781440164453
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 232
ISBN : 9781440164439
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 232
ISBN : 9781440164446

About the Book

Naomi LaFontaine isn’t enjoying life. Bill collectors keep calling her San Francisco apartment, her stepmother just passed away, and she’s unemployed and flat broke. Fortunately for Naomi, life is about to change—in a big way.

After spotting a classified ad to become a live-in housekeeper at Nob Hill, Naomi sets off to the ritzy section of town. She’s overjoyed when she lands the job and even better, the kindly cab driver, Leroy, has taken a shine to her. Naomi hasn’t met a nice person in a long, long time, and Leroy fits the bill quite well.

A few days on the job and Naomi wonders what she’s gotten herself into, but she decides to stick it out.

Ruthless people abound at Nob Hill Estate and Naomi isn’t immune to their slings and arrows. But her hardworking, resourceful, and caring nature brings change to the home and is especially noticed by the invalid owner of the estate, Henry Sanderforth.

Things take a dangerous turn when Naomi discovers how Sanderforth’s authority has been completely usurped by his employees, even to the point of him being held hostage in his room. With Leroy’s help and sheer determination, Naomi sets out to uncover the house’s twisted secrets, even if it means losing everything she holds dear…


About the Author

Gerhard J.W. Munster was born in 1944 in Vienna, Austria. After moving to the United States, he settled in Winter Park, Florida, where he started his own weekly newspaper, The Winter Park/Maitland Observer, and worked as publisher and editor. Munster received several awards for his editorials and after twenty years, he sold the newspaper and retired along the St. John’s River with his wife, Karen.