Pastor Stephen Grant?

Stephen Grant is the pastor at St. Mary’s Lutheran Church on eastern Long Island. Grant is one of the more unique second-career clergy around, as he once worked for the CIA. Besides theology, his interests include archery, golf, writing, classic films, the beach, poker, baseball, and history. Grant also knows his wines, champagnes and brews. Oh yes, he generally dislikes politicians, and happens to be an expert marksman with a handgun and a rifle, while being pretty handy with a combat knife as well.

Friday, May 18, 2018

Positive Reviews Streaming in for REAGAN COUNTRY: A PASTOR STEPHEN GRANT NOVEL

Kirkus Reviews says, “Keating … has accumulated an impressive assortment of characters in his series, and he gives each of them ample opportunity to shine... As in the preceding novels, the author skillfully blends Grant’s sermonizing with intermittent bouts of violence. It creates a rousing moral quandary for readers to ponder without either side overwhelming the storyline. Tight action scenes complement the suspense (uncertainty over when the next possible attack will be)… The villains, meanwhile, are just as rich and engrossing as the good guys and gals. The familiar protagonist, along with sensational new and recurring characters, drives an energetic political tale.”

Craig Shirley, Reagan biographer and presidential historian, declares, “Must read for any Reaganite.”

And Tom Edmonds, the producer of the official documentary of President Reagan (“Ronald Reagan: An American President”), says, “President Ronald Reagan’s legacy will live on in the U.S., around the world and in the pages of history. And now, thanks to Ray Keating’s REAGAN COUNTRY, it will live on in the world of fiction. REAGAN COUNTRY ranks as a page-turning thriller that pays homage to the greatest president of the twentieth century.”

Enjoy REAGAN COUNTRY and the previous seven Pastor Stephen Grant thrillers/mysteries by award-winning novelist Ray Keating.

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