First Shot: Last Chance

When successful lawyer Ike Cobb runs for Governor of Tennessee, he faces a deadly threat from his old enemy Curtis Hall, a fraudster who went to jail because of Cobb’s legal skills.

With the help of his accomplice Connie Dickerson, Hall plots to ruin Cobb’s campaign and his family. Cobb’s wife and children are in danger as he rises in the polls. The reader gets a glimpse of Cobb’s family dynamics and the relevant political issues in the U.S.A. The characters are vividly portrayed through their distinctive dialogue, revealing their thoughts and feelings with depth and consistency.

The plot twists and turns until it reaches a stunning conclusion that tests Ike’s faith and justice.

Reared in Tennessee and educated at Harvard College and the University of Tennessee Law School (where he was Editor-in-Chief of the law review), Sidney Davis spent 43 years as a litigator based in New York City. He handled litigations in 24 states and tried cases in New York, Florida, Texas, California, Alabama, and Washington DC. Known by many of his peers as ‘the father of accounting defence’ for his extensive work for three major accounting firms, Sidney began writing novels in his eighties in an effort to entertain his wife, as well as keep her mind sharp.