O''Brien''s Desk: An Historical Mystery
Ona Russell
Sarah winked back as Elaine passed her two of the cups, and deferentially pushed open the doors. Guests indeed. There with O''Brien were two of the most unlikely Sarah could have imagined, engaged in what appeared to be a surprisingly goodhumored conversation. First to catch her eye was John Augustus O''Dwyer, Napoleonic leader of the Democratic party whose influence, like that of his Republican counterpart, Walter F. Brown, extended far beyond Toledo. She had spotted ...