Eliot Pattison

Born on 20 October 1951, Joseph Eliot Pattison is a well renowned international lawyer and author. He has used his profession exhorting and advising to U.S. on matters of global financing and exchange issues. He has composed five books including two series of mystery novels. His broad productions incorporate in excess of thirty articles on universal themes. His novel series- “Inspector Shan” depicts current Tibet along with Shan Tao Yum, the former investigator of Beijing Justice Department. This series has been translated into an excess of twenty languages around the world. Another series of his- The Bone Rattler begins with “The Bone Rattler” (2007) and depicts Scottish worker to North America in the provincial years. It happens close to Albany, New York amid the French and Indian War. He received the Edgar Allan Poe award for his novel “The Skull Mantra” in the year 2000. Currently he, along with his wife and three children dwells in Oley Valley, Pennsylvania. His latest book- “Breaking Boundaries” was chosen by the New York Times as one of the five best administration books of the year.