The Marching Season

'The marching season' is an electrifying tale of terror, revenge and greed, straight out of tomorrow's headlines. It is the first unertain year of the peace process in Northern Ireland, a land ravaged by centuries of religious and political conflict. On a single night, a renegade group of Protestant extremists tries to turn back the hands of time with three savage acts of terrorism. Retired CIA officer Michael Osbourne is lured back to the Agency after his father-in-law, former U.S. Senator Douglas Cannon, is nominated to be the new American embassador to London. when Michael discovers that the Protestant gunmen have marked Cannon for execution, he sets in motion a deadly contest of wits and deception that will determine whether the peace in Northern Ireland will survive and whether his father-in-law lives or dies. This book is a novel of power and intrigue, where appearance and reality are enemies and trust is betrayed as often as it is honored.