Adventure / action fiction

Book SynopsisAustralian undercover agent Denise Cleever is the only member of the worldwide intelligence community who has seen the never-photographed international terrorist Ted Wolf face-to-face and lived. Now the fear is that Red Wolf is in the US and only Denise can stop him.

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Book SynopsisSuicide bombers have been dispatched to Australia and they are killing high-profile Aussie politicians and other public figures. For Intelligence Agent Denise Cleever the case has become personal as her name is on the terrorist hit list.

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Book SynopsisFans of Monster and The Shape of Water will love this “high-energy, swashbuckling” book. (Screencraft)"[A] superb piece of art that captures the ability of nature to add beauty to our lives." —Reader's Favorite Deep in the jungle lies the deadliest kind of beauty. As a DEA agent caught in an unwinnable drug war, Abel has spent his life with the ugliest side of humanity. It’s no wonder he’s given in to corruption, bribery, and an illegal side-hustle that has him on the run from some of the most dangerous men in South America. Then he stumbles on a deadly, abandoned alien girl who has made a home under the green canopy of the deepest part of the jungle. Her space craft crash-landed a decade ago; his life crashed and burned well before that. As this unlikely pair grows closer, Abel will realize that his dark past has tracked him down and threatens to destroy the very beauty he has fallen in love with. For the first time in his life, he can sacrifice all he is, to save the one he loves. THE GREEN CATHEDRAL is a fast-paced thrill-ride that examines the nature of beauty and the power it has to heal our damaged souls.“Non-stop action...a real flight and fight to the finish. Absolutely worth a read.” —Screencraft“Exciting and unputdownable!!!” —Amy’s Bookshelf Reviews, blogger“The story is expertly crafted and builds to a shattering crescendo. An utterly absorbing page turner with crisply written characters and twists. A great summer action read.” —Ron Vincent, Amazon reviewerTrade Review"Non-stop action...a real flight and fight to the finish. Absolutely worth a read Fans of Monster and The Shape of Water will love this "high-energy, swashbuckling" book. -- Screencraft

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Book SynopsisFans of Chocolat and ApocalypseNow will love this “emotionally empathetic” adaptation. (Screencraft)“I felt like a kid again, watching an old black-and-white Tarzan movie, with all of its prejudices and biases, but also with all of its excitement and adventure.” —Dennis T. Faleris, Amazon reviewerThe untold story of ‘Stanley and Livingston,’ and the woman who made their fame possible. No one had heard from Janet Livingston’s brother in years. The world-famous missionary and explorer had captured the imagination of millions with his book about his travels through the Colonial British Empire… but then he simply vanished. So, when Janet received a cryptic message from Africa, along with a necklace their father gave him, she knew he was still alive and needed her help. But a woman traveling alone to the farthest corners of the Empire was simply out of the question. Enter Henry Stanley, the over-confident American explorer. All too happy to make his mark by finding David Livingston, he was not about to let a woman, of all things, slow him down. He’d lead the team, assuming Janet, who had never left her tiny Scottish town, would simply drop out before they even started. Into Africa is the thrilling story of Janet Livingston, her epic clash with Henry Stanley and her surprising relationship with their guide, Goma Foutou, amidst the brutal reality of a continent ravaged by the slave trade and European colonialism.“I’m a fan of The Poisonwood Bible, which deals with Africa, colonialism, missionaries, and cultural clashes, so I had to check this out. I was not disappointed! I highly recommend Into Africa to fans of The Poisonwood Bible.” —Avid Reader and Book Collector, book reviewer“Truly fascinating and original depiction of a true story...faithfully adapted.” —Screencraft“And, as a history buff, it was enjoyable to read about the other events taking place at the same time. Fascinating on many levels.” —Shari Held, Amazon reviewer“The environmental detail is amazing, and the writing is immersive. An excellent read and a great mix of history and escapism.” —Dullahan, Amazon reviewer For more from Kerry McDonald, check outThe Green Cathedral.Trade Review"Truly fascinating and original depiction of a true story...faithfully adapted." -- ScreencraftFans of Chocolat and Apocalyse Now will love this "emotionally empathetic" adaptation. -- Screencraft

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