Sean McDevitt

The year is 1912. A London newspaper reporter makes a horrifying discovery involving a member of the House of Commons.It seems that Edward Lyons is no casual participant in the popular seances and occult practices of the day. His involvement is said to run deeper- FAR deeper. Indeed, as the reporter gradually uncovers, Lyons is in fact a vicious, bloodthirsty vampire.Sensing that fate is conspiring against him, Lyons decides it's time to head for America. His means of escape is by traveling on what -to him- is just another ship. However, he makes a rather unfortunate choice: the ship he's sailing on is the brand-new TITANIC.Meanwhile, TITANIC'S owner -J. Bruce Ismay- is a pampered, blessed “man about town.” As he prepares to sail aboard TITANIC, he cannot possibly know it will be the ship's one and only voyage. He will be hopelessly stuck in the middle of a collision with destiny that doesn't involve just a ship and an iceberg....

Call Me Ismay

In this ambitious work of historical fiction, THE MAN WITH THE SEPTEMBER FACE, a disillusioned FBI agent makes arrangements to release a potentially explosive dossier upon his death. He decides the time has come to put the full weight and authority of his more than thirty years in law enforcement behind what he knows will likely be dismissed as an improbable theory: the truly dark and twisted motives that surrounded the assassination of JFK. "History is not as linear as most people believe- there are far more twisted roads you have to travel down in order to grasp what really happened." THE MAN WITH THE SEPTEMBER FACE is a controversial take on one of the most enduring mysteries of our time. This paperback edition includes the 9/11 short story, IN THESE PIECES.

The Man with the September Face

In 2013, it was announced that the remains of Richard III, the final ruler of Great Britain's Plantagenet dynasty, had at last been found. This declaration of discovery, made by the University of Leicester, created a worldwide sensation.Researchers and scientists- upon hearing the news- decided they should set out to settle a centuries-old dispute: whether the grave at a certain Stratford church did in fact contain the remains of the man widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language. However, in a classic case of unintended consequences, the investigators soon found themselves in a maelstrom of deceit, a blanket of nightmares, and a curtain of blood...SHAKESPEARE'S SKULL: A NOVEL IN FIVE ACTS is a thriller and a work of conspiracy fiction from author Sean McDevitt.

A Novel in Five Acts

Shakespeare's Skull

The year is 1992... or is it 1979? It's a connection you never want to lose: those childhood friendships that meant everything to you as you were growing up. It's a bond that only a child can understand, simply because they haven't grown up yet. YESTERDAY'S RIVER is an adult author's journey into the wilderness of his own childhood, where friendships actually meant something and brothers looked out for each other. As he consults his muse, the writer's mind wanders back to a time when the Mojave River of his hometown offered a path to follow- but because it's an unpredictable and unreliable river of the desert, there is no way to smoothly navigate its course. The result is a childhood washed away by memories of the future. "Pain and loss are universal. The human heart and mind will do amazing things to try and deal with them." YESTERDAY'S RIVER -a powerful new novel by author Sean McDevitt- is a parable on resilience, as seen through the eyes of a young boy- and yet it can be appreciated by anyone.

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