Immortal in Splashed Ink: A Thriller of International Intrigue

A baffling divorce on Long Island, a mysterious disease in Malaysia and a preeminent Chinese scientist with ties to Taiwan and a story to tell, collide in an explosive and timely tale of scientific and political espionage.

Moving between New York, China and Taiwan, Immortal in Splashed Ink is an international thriller about ordinary people drawn into a global plot involving powerful players and worldwide repercussions.

NYU science professor Jack Cedar is stunned to be accused of planning to kidnap his own children and served with a restraining order that bars him from leaving the country to deliver an important lecture to a prestigious international science federation. He furiously confronts Aruba Jones, the experienced and savvy divorce lawyer who prepared the legal papers, claiming that he has never been married, has no children and has never even heard of Aimee Cedar, the enigmatic woman claiming to be his wife. When Aimee vanishes, and Jack and Aruba become suspects in a deadly terrorist incident, the unlikely pair are thrown together in a desperate effort to unravel the bizarre chain of events that has ensnared them.

Across the world, renowned Chinese scientist and high-ranking Communist Party member, Dr. Pao Den Chin, identifies scientific evidence of immense global importance. When the Communist Party prohibits investigation of his groundbreaking discovery and uses brutal methods to eradicate all evidence of it, the melancholy and introspective Den Chin conceives a plan to ensure that his research will continue.

Lonnie M. Garber is the president and chief equity strategist of the financial services firm she founded in 1991. The company is a Registered Investment Advisor with the Securities and Exchange Commission, one of only a small number of woman owned firms that qualifies for this designation. She is licensed worldwide as a Certified Financial Planner and has provided pro bono counseling to people affected by financial catastrophes, including September 11 and Hurricane Sandy.

She also has been a professional author of legal papers, primarily in the field of divorce and family law, and has an impressive record of success in submissions to New York State Supreme Court and Family Court, as well as on Appellate briefs.

She lives on Long Island with her husband and also spends time in the Berkshires, Massachusetts, where they have a home. This is her first full length work of fiction.