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The Tate Revenge
Fiction/South/Suspense
6 x 9; 320 pages
ISBN 1-891799-33-9
13-Digit ISBN
978-1-891799-33-4
Hardcover - $24.95
Rawlings pens novel of terror and intrigue
Nathan Bedford Forrest Finch started out as the youngest son of a Vidalia Onion farmer. Now co-owner of an international travel agency, he finds himself embroiled in a multi-layered mystery, beginning with a murder at the Eiffel Tower.
Surprised to learn he knows the victim - intimately, in fact - Nathan is immediately a suspect. From there, he quickly becomes a less-than-willing participant in an FBI operation to capture Hans Ulbricht - broker of stolen art, suspected terrorist supporter and likely true killer of Becky Tate.
To add to Nathan's chagrin, the FBI's plan partners him with Becky's highly emotional, and extremely beautiful, sister, Clair.
As the trail of subterfuge leads from Paris to Savannah and wends its way through south Georgia to Atlanta, Nathan and Clair begin to connect, sharing past scars and daring to hope for the future - if they live to see the future, once Ulbricht's true intentions are revealed.
Endorsements:
"Our worst national security nightmare mixed with cutting edge technology --- that's The Tate Revenge. Rawlings is onto something."
-- Steve Berry, The Third Secret"From the onion fields of southeast Georgia through Atlanta to Paris and back, William Rawlings's new novel, The Tate Revenge, reminds you of Terry Kay and Pat Conroy. This must-read novel is Rawlings's best one yet."
-- Larry Walker, former Georgia House Majority Leader"This hard-hitting story is combined with an impressive knowledge of everything from French food, art and antiques to the inner workings of international trade resulting in a real modern day thriller. In the coming years, William Rawlings will be the guy to watch in the literary landscape."
-- William C. Harris, Jr., Delirium of the Brave and No Enemy But Time"Once you read the first startling chapter of The Tate Revenge, with its mysterious and exotic setting, you will not be able to stop turning the pages until you reach the very end. Then you will find yourself wanting more of this compelling and superbly written thriller."
-- Cassandra King, Same Sweet Girls
William Rawlings, Jr. is a sixth-generation resident of Washington County, Georgia, where he lives with his wife and two daughters, and practices medicine.
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