Skoot Larson

The Palestine Solution: a Humorous Novel Skoot Larson

Publisher Marketing: The newly elected President of the United States is approached by two former presidents, who just happen to be his father and brother, and the king of an Arab nation with a plan for world peace. The heart of the plan involves giving Palestine back to the Palestinians and relocating Israel to the new world. But is it a true peace proposal, or something much more sinister? The new Nation of Israel is to be given a strip of land 10 miles wide and 15-hundred miles long, stretching from San Diego, California to Port Isabel, Texas, along America's southern border, which will effectively solve America's immigration problem, as how many illegals will be daring enough to come through the Israeli Army to look for work in America? Israel, it is hoped can also deal with the drug cartels that have plagued Mexico and the U. S. While Israel is moving their Holiest shrines to New Jerusalem, the former cities of El Paso and Ciudad Juarez, and America and Mexico are busy working with their new neighbor and the problems of establishing a new land and new borders, who is waiting in the wings to take advantage of the chaos caused by all this movement? And there are also rumors of a conservative plan to revive the idea of a Final Solution as the plot spirals down into a labyrinth of craziness. Contributor Bio:  Larson, Skoot Skoot Larson is a native Los Angelino, a musician, music critic and a Viet Nam veteran. He has also worked as a disc jockey, actor, speech therapist, stand-up comedian, behavioral counselor and streetcar conductor. His previous works include the Lars Lindstrom Zen-Jazz Mystery series: "The No News is Bad News Blues," "The Real Gone, Horn Gone Blues and "The Dig You Later Alligator Blues. He has also written a black-humor novel about health care in America entitled "Apollo Issue." Skoot lives with his two cats in Rockport, Texas.