Wow. The next time I think to myself that I’ve done nothing with my life at the age of 33, I’m going to remember Larry Jukofsky, who at the age of 86 became a published author for the first time.
Born in New Jersey in 1925, Larry earned at degree from Columbia University, and New York Medical School; he also interned at Hackensack Hospital. It was at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, MO where Larry trained in Ophthalmology; this is also where he met and married his wife, Betsy.
Larry participated in active duty for the United States Naval Reserves U.S.N.R. and the U.S. Marines, as an Ophthalmologist for the First Marine Division during the Korean War.
In 1953, Larry Jukofsky opened his first office in New Jersey before moving to Hilton Head, South Carolina in 1978.
When not writing, Larry is thoroughly enjoying his retirement, as well as his two children, four grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.
He cursed the Germans at the moment of his death in the death camp in Poland during World War II, that he would seek his revenge. Fifty years later in a small tourist town the police are completing baffled by a mysterious murder. The only evidence at the scene is what they have labeled as a big dog print. But, the questions remain who or what killed this man? Why and how did it enter a locked house without leaving prints? Why is there no blood at the scene? What is the motive for the killing of this prominent citizen? Who or what is the next target for this mysterious creature? From the death camps of Poland to the steamy shores of South Carolina, the author guides you through a macabre vampire tale of murder, intrigue, and revenge in “The Final Victim.”
The Final Victim, written by Larry Jukosfky, and published by Graveyard Publishing in Vinegrove, Kentucky, is available for purchase through Amazon and Barnes & Noble; it is also available as a Kindle and Book Edition.
Isn’t Larry incredible, a published author at age 86