Böcker av Kevin Cahill

UFOs, cattle mutilations and murder intertwine in Kevin Cahill's terrifying thriller, Knights of Harvest.A quiet rural farming town is shaken by a macabre triple-slaying at the height of a sweltering, late summer harvest. Seth Cameron, a sorrowful drunk and hired hand at the Linville Reeves farm, has made rambling and bizarre statements to police, claiming he and the Reeves family were terrorized by two inhabitants of a UFO that landed in a wheat field near the remote farm. The region has been inundated with a spate of UFO sightings and gruesome animal mutilations all summer, and police suspect Cameron is using these unlikely tales to cover his guilt for the murders of Reeves and his wife and granddaughter.However, the first to arrive at the murder scene was Officer Ken Jackson, who discovered evidence that suggests Cameron is telling the truth, but before Jackson could report what he found, an army of government agents suddenly appeared and commandeered the crime scene and systematically made the corroborating evidence go away. Now Jackson stands alone against Jonathan Carswall, steely-eyed agent of the clandestine government agency, who made it clear as a matter of 'national security, ' that Jackson might find his life in jeopardy if he attempts to disclose what he knows.Charged with three counts of Capital Murder, Seth Cameron's only hope for exoneration rests on Jackson and his fellow police officer and girlfriend, Carly Farrell. Jackson confides in the local Public Defender, whose skepticism in Seth's rambling story is stunningly shattered by the always steady and reliable Jackson, who most people believe is going to become the next county sheriff in next year's election. Admittedly outmatched by the government conspiracy, Jackson suggests they turn to the PD's brother, the flamboyant and nationally known criminal defense attorney Marcus Payne, whose once infamous career lies in ruins in the aftermath of his wife's murder by mobsters. The grieving Payne has returned to his hometown, ridden with guilt and content to drink himself to death, but Jackson's bizarre tale of UFO murderers and government conspiracy is too much for Payne to resist.Payne agrees to take on Cameron's defense, a dangerous legal web in which key witnesses begin to disappear or die in strange accidents. Obviously, Agent Carswall and his superiors are determined to cover up what happened on the Reeves farm, and they will stop at nothing to prevent the truth from coming out. It's a deadly courtroom chess game that may prove lethal for Payne and his compatriots. This unlikely team of cops, lawyers, joined by a loopy alcoholic newspaper reporter ultimately uncover the terrifying truth of what happened that night on the Reeves farm. In the end, they may regret they did . .

The 1960sChildren of the Greatest Generation precariously teeter on the edge of a world about to go mad.Nuclear winter threatens from the shadows of a genocidal war in Southeast Asia as America courts disaster in the sticky jungles of Vietnam; and soon, gunfire will rip through a sunny plaza in Dallas, killing both the nation's beloved president and a young generation's innocence.From the fringes of this trembling universe calls the voice of a young boy whose naïve world of high school proms and keg parties will soon be hurled out the door of a huey gunship streaking over the killing fields of Vietnam.Everything he ever knew, and all he believed was true shall be forever changed.Only one thing remains constant.Rose . . .

From the author of Who Owns Britain and producer of the Sunday Times Rich List

UFOs, cattle mutilations and murder intertwine in this bizarre mystery that unites two unlikely allies against a wicked government conspiracy. A macabre triple murder at a remote farm shakes a small town when hired hand, Seth Cameron, claims that the victims died at the hands of inhabitants of a UFO. Compounding the mystery are several clinically dissected farm animals discovered at the murder scene. Most think Cameron snapped and went on a brutal killing spree, but Officer Ken Jackson has found evidence that suggests Cameron could be telling the truth. But Jackson has a problem. A government agent commandeers the investigation and covers up the evidence, leaving Jackson in danger if he chooses to divulge what he knows. Jackson enlists the help of Marcus Payne, an infamous, burned-out defense attorney on the brink of self-destruction. Together, they embark on a perilous journey to the truth. In the end, they may regret they did.

"Letters to a Rose" is a quickly paced, contemporary narrative that offers a glimpse of the latter 20th Century through the eyes of a child of the Sixties. At the center of this teetering universe is the story''s Everyman narrator, who paints vivid images of a troubled generation through entries into his personal journal and letters written to ''Rosie,'' his childhood sweetheart and lifelong friend. At one moment, readers find themselves moving casually through the serene waters of boyhood innocence, then shifting to the sudden, head-swirling terror in the steamy jungles of Vietnam, and ultimately returning to the dark, cynical age of self-indulgence that ushered in the 21st Century. Cahill''s unusual narrative style evokes the true horror of war, placing his readers in the saddle with the young helicopter door gunner as he struggles to survive over the Vietnam killing fields. Deeply rooted throughout this glimpse of a unique time in American history is the fragile nature of two human hearts beating a perfect rhythm in a dissonant generation that never quite found itself.