The Devil Himself

"Take care, brother. What you did was worthy of a demon. But I am the Devil himself."

Jack Finch has returned to Greystones on the East Coast of Ireland. As a pariah. A murderer. He has lost his wife, his daughter, his home. But he has new skills now. And before the week is out he will revenge himself on the man who framed him and took his place in his bed. The man who he calls brother.

"I am still reeling from the ending, but I don't want to spoil it, so I will just say that this novel was a terrifically suspenseful read—each page gripping and leaving me wanting more. Loved the ending and realized I hadn't figured everything out; far from it. And that's a good thing. Mystery novels should be mysterious, after all, and lead you down a path that might not be exactly what you thought it was. Which is precisely what a good suspense novel should do, and which is what this story does so well. Unpredictable, realistic and gripping. Loved every page!
International Review of Books

"Kept me up way longer than I planned three nights in a row.. what a wonderful page-turner."
John Whelpley, Author & Screenwriter

"The characters are believable and the twists (both twists!) at the tail took me completely by surprise. And the writing flows 'effortlessly', which is how it should be, both in dialogue and description."
Margrit Cruickshank, Author of 'Circling the Triangle'