The Apostle and the Tribune

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The very idea that a secret organization could exist for over 800 years without detection by anyone was not credible. Either way, Steven Smythe had little interest in finding out. As a burnt-out trial attorney now operating a bed and breakfast in rural Canada under an assumed name, it was in Steven Smythe's best interest to keep a low profile and avoid controversy of any sort. But fate has different plans, as the eccentric old man who lives on the adjoining property turns out to be one of the last remaining true "horsemen." Now in over his head, Steven Smythe races to discover the secrets of the ancient organization, only to learn that others are also interested -and will kill to make sure that they discover the secrets first. In this action drama, the author weaves fact and fiction together so carefully it becomes impossible to tell the difference. The book is inspired by fact -there really was a secret organization of horse breeders and trainers that existed in ancient Scotland. But such an organization couldn't exist today. Or could it?