"The Blood of Saints" is a political thriller that tackles head-on some of today's biggest hot-button issues, including corruption in the White House and the effects of the liberal and conservative media on both public perception and governmental policy. Like "Devil's Brew, Keith Spence's critically acclaimed first novel, "The Blood of Saints" is no ordinary thriller. It is a compelling murder mystery, love story, and political treatise all rolled into one.

The Blood of Saints

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Spence, Keith

Mystery

Shadow Line Press

Devil's Brew

Keith Spence's powerful debut novel concerns David Jourbet, a penetration agent for the CIA with a very big problem: he's just gunned down the Agency's chief of counterintelligence in cold blood. Fort Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary awaits. A life sentence for murder. Then he's offered a way out. A simple deal, really. Help the Agency locate a missing operative and all charges will be dropped. Just like that. Except this isn't just any agent who's gone missing. It's Marlena Cory, David's lifelong love, a woman he jilted at the altar two years earlier. Before the mystery of Marlena's disappearance can be solved, David must return to the scene of some of some of his most traumatic childhood memories, battling demons both past and present, real and imagined. And through it all, he will find himself plunging deeper and deeper into a spiritual and emotional Hell that makes a lifetime at Leavenworth seem like an inviting alternative.

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

When Jason Shannon hears a Mayday call while sleeping on board the Southwind, a sailboat docked on the Cape Fear River, he leaps to his feet and responds to Maisy, an island girl in the Bahamas who lost her family at sea during a storm. Obsessed to find her, he recruits two of his friends, Lori and Jeff, to sail to Andros Island 900 miles away and search for the possible girl of his dreams. But just before departure, Jeff and Lori discover a body floating in the river that came from the Coral Sun Ray, a freighter docked nearby, which nearly derails their plans. While waiting on the dock for the mail boat to arrive in Coakley Town, Andros, the three anxiously try to guess which passenger standing on the rail is Maisy. A beautiful, young girl waives from the deck in mid-harbor. Then they know. But the following day, they stumble upon the Coral Sun Ray in the same harbor and dare to investigate. Their lives suddenly turn upside down when they are kidnapped by the crew who are involved in an international crime scheme, and they are taken to South America where they face nearly impossible odds to survive.

The Andros Connection

Hudgin, Thomas

Appointment At Crooked Island

Hudgin, Thomas L.

Action & Adventure

<p>Tom Hannaford finds mysterious lettering on a barnacle-encrusted plank floating in the surf along a deserted North Carolina beach. With insatiable curiosity, and after some questionable research, Tom convinces his friend Chris to fly with him on a leisurely vacation to the Bahamas, where, coincidentally, Tom suspects his message from the sea originated. As they land and investigate remote Cat Island, and with the help of a lovable 13-year-old boy, they stumble upon a shocking discovery that sends them running for their lives, using all of their skills and cunning just to survive. This fast-paced intrigue, skillfully woven by experienced pilot, sailor, explorer, and retired Naval Commander Tom Hudgin, will captivate readers both young and old alike.</p>

Incident at Cat Island

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