Rich Scholer

The Snow Coast Rich Scholer

The Snow Coast of New York’s Hampton ‘s Somewhere hidden beyond the plot of this story there is a mystery that may never be solved. “The Snow Coast in the Hampton’s” is the story that follows the life of protagonist Diego Dumas. Diego is a South American born in the U. S. A. that has been blessed with an advanced level of common sense coupled with heightened academic abilities in physics, science, and mathematics. His college professors at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, (M. I. T.) had referred to him as a genius after he placed, academically, in the top one percent of the nation. This uneven phenomenon raises the question as to what consequences might be faced when these two excelled human traits are brought together. It is quite apparent that Diego’s desires to accomplish certain goals are not inspired by financial success, but more likely prompted by the challenges of achievement. He has little or no regard for most societal rules or regulations, including law enforcement. Throughout this book Diego works outside of the law. His goals might be described as questionable while, at the same time, conversely, his objectives seem admirable. A very intriguing part of the story asks the question as to what inspires this man, or where does his motivation come from? His ingenious methods of smuggling cocaine into New York exceeded the challenges of law enforcement including the US Coast Guard. It is quite apparent after viewing his accomplishments that he is not a really bad person. His resourceful ideas have helped many people while his clandestine business, hurt others thus giving him the opportunity to accumulate massive wealth. Was it possible that Diego was playing both sides of the coin at the same time? Was he helping some while hurting others? Was there a predetermined plan in his mind or did he make his moves instinctively to satisfy some personal agenda? How did Mickey Ross get involved? The answers are all in the story. The plot will take you from the farmlands of Cartagena, South America to the Atomic submarine project in Groton, Connecticut. The story travels from the offices of the CIA in Langley Virginia, to New York City and the shorelines of Easthampton on Long Island. There is a multitude of truths randomly scattered throughout this story presented as a novel. Trust me again. Rich My personal background and description may be found on the computer. I guess the biggest recent update about me is that, at he age of 81, I've gone through a few surgical heart procedures after which I just can't seem to walk perfectly while chewing gum briskly. Good doctors, no more whiskey. Just remember one thing DLTBGYD. Rich