'Entertaining and thrilling.a fascinating mystery and a fun read, with more substance than your average best-seller.' Near All Souls' Day, former DEA Special Agent Selena De La Cruz finds her name written in her parish's Book of the Dead - but she isn't dead. 'Smart, frequently witty, and beautifully researched (the author’s paraphrasing of Aristotle’s logic is an intellectual delight), it is refreshing to read a book where faith is neither demanded, nor held up to ridicule.'

Remarkable!' -Sarah Reinhard, SnoringScholarĪSK FOR THESE AT YOUR INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORE (FIND ONE WITH INDIEBOUND.ORG)Ī stigmatic priest collapses and dies on Good Friday in front of horrified parishioners - a miracle, or bloody murder? 'An utterly delightful journey to ancient Ireland. Hendey, author of The Secret of the Shamrock “Full of action and intrigue yet true to historical detail.” Kidnapped by Irish pirates as a teen, Patrick makes a bold escape home to Britain only to hear an insistent call in a dream: COME BACK. The Light of Tara: A Novel of Saint Patrick James L'Etoile, award-winning author of Dead Drop, Black Label, and the Detective Penley series. 'A devilishly well-plotted thrill ride that doesn't let up until the startling twist at the end.' John DeDakis, former editor for CNN's The Situation Room

But for Detective Sergeant Frank 'Flash' Gordon, something smells. The perp is obvious and the case is closed. When the brash CEO of a huge swine operation is found dead in the manure lagoon, no one in this small town wants to raise a stink. (Torchflame Books/Light Messages Publishing)

The Light of Tara by John Desjarlais