Jay M. Harrison is a writer as well as a creative consultant at DesignConcept, a graphic design and editorial services firm. His political background comes from observing the inner workings of government as a press officer for a big city mayor. When he lived in Annapolis, he had the ideal vantage point from which to witness the human flotsam that floats through that capital town, and he wrote his first mystery novel, Head Above Water. Now he lives and works in Santa Fe, New Mexico and has completed a new mystery novel, Rio Puerco Demise, featuring an aerial photography pilot by the name of Eli Moses. And yes, he realizes that sounds very biblical but it wasn’t his choice. Moses flies over the Ojito Wilderness looking for photo opportunities when he spots what he first thinks is a petrified log. Turns out he’s dead wrong.