Larry Ohman

A physical therapist by profession, Larry Ohman practiced in Lewiston, Idaho for over 30 years and retired in 2018. Having long desired to research and write a book about the unsolved murder of his maternal grandmother, he accomplished his goal in "Lady in Room Number Nine".

Larry grew up in Anaconda, Montana and is the seventh of eleven children. He now resides in Eagle, Idaho. Married to his wife Peggy, they have two married daughters, a son, two beautiful granddaughters, and a handsome grandson. He is passionate about his family, faith, golf, and travel.

"Lady in Room Number Nine" is Larry's first book. His second book, "The Copper Trail" is a prequel to the first and is the story of his ancestors' desperate journey of survival from the Great Potato Famine in Ireland to the rich copper industry in southwest Montana. He is currently researching his family roots in Sweden on the Ohman side, which may lead to another book!