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Investigative journalist Quinn Whitaker accepts an invitation to the glittering estate of the enigmatic magnate Laurence Ellison—and is drawn into a world where power is theater. But when a celebrated developer vanishes under suspicious circumstances, Quinn's pursuit of the truth begins to expose the fault lines in Ellison's empire. From sun-soaked yacht decks to City Hall corridors, from whispered deals to the walls that hide them all, The House on Ember Row is a taut, atmospheric descent into corruption and illusion—where every secret carries a cost, and the man who built paradise may be the one destined to destroy.
Investigative journalist Quinn Whitaker accepts an invitation to the glittering estate of the enigmatic magnate Laurence Ellison—and is drawn into a world where power is theater. But when a celebrated developer vanishes under suspicious circumstances, Quinn's pursuit of the truth begins to expose...
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Bill Keenan is the author of two memoirs, Odd Man Rush and Discussion Materials, both adapted into feature films. His first novel, The Swan and the Sentinel, was published in 2026, and his first play, Spin Cycle, premiered Off-Broadway in August 2025. He spent three years as a professional hockey player in Europe before serving as COO of Air Mail, the digital media company founded by Graydon Carter, from 2018 to 2025. He holds a BA from Harvard University and an MBA from Columbia Business School. Bill Keenan lives in New York, NY.
Bill Keenan is the author of two memoirs, Odd Man Rush and Discussion Materials, both adapted into feature films. His first novel, The Swan and the Sentinel, was published in 2026, and his first play, Spin Cycle, premiered Off-Broadway in August 2025. He spent three years as a professional hockey...
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