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Devil's Brew
This powerful debut novel concerns David Jourbet, a CIA agent with a big problem--he's just gunned down the agency's chief of intelligence in cold blood.
296 pages, Hardcover
First published October 31, 2001
About the author
Keith M. Spence
2 books8 followersKeith M. Spence spent years chasing down facts as a legal investigator and solving problems under car hoods, skills that translate surprisingly well to plotting thrillers. His critically acclaimed novels have earned Speak Up Talk Radio's prestigious international Firebird Book Award and the Literary Titan Gold Book Award, establishing him as a rising voice in thriller and suspense fiction.
When he's not running his auto repair shop in North Carolina, Keith crafts the kind of tightly wound thrillers that would make Alistair MacLean, Bill Granger, and Adam Hall proud. An English major who took the scenic route to publication, he writes because he can't help himself. Even when his characters dig in their heels and refuse to follow the outline, he keeps going.
He lives in eastern North Carolina with his family, his cat Callie, and enough books beside his favorite chair to constitute a fire hazard.
When he's not running his auto repair shop in North Carolina, Keith crafts the kind of tightly wound thrillers that would make Alistair MacLean, Bill Granger, and Adam Hall proud. An English major who took the scenic route to publication, he writes because he can't help himself. Even when his characters dig in their heels and refuse to follow the outline, he keeps going.
He lives in eastern North Carolina with his family, his cat Callie, and enough books beside his favorite chair to constitute a fire hazard.
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