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    A Burning in The Darkness: Is there someone you would sacrifice everything for?

    By A P McGrath

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    About this ebook

    What happens when you must choose between love and revenge, your past and the future?
    A murder at one of the world’s busiest airports opens this simmering crime romance that shatters the life of Michael Kieh, forcing him to confront a web of corruption. 
    When his lonely battle seems hopeless he crosses paths with his teenage sweetheart. Despite growing up in the midst of a brutal civil war, both have devoted their lives to helping others and now they must fight to survive once again. 
    A fast-paced, character driven thriller that keeps the pages turning.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTroubador Publishing Ltd
    Release dateApr 14, 2017
    ISBN9781788032438
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      When Michael Kieh was a child, he suffered the loss of his family at the hands of his uncle. Alone and abandoned he was taken in by a Catholic organization for children where he is raised and goes on to become a priest. Later, at 33 years of age, Father Michael listens to passing passenger’s confessions in an airport in London, offering consolation and forgiveness to those who seek it. But things aren’t so simple for Father Michael, as he is the main suspect in a murder.While trying to prove his innocence with the help of a past soul mate at his side, he chooses to protect a young witness to the crime, who could very easily prove his innocence. Together he and his soul mate, work in a hostile foreign country to fight and prove that Father Michael is completely innocent.A Burning in the Darkness is an action packed compelling thriller. There is a lot going on in this tightly woven storyline. I was on the edge of my seat through the entire book. It is well written and engaging. It is one of the best books in the thriller genre that I have read in a long while.The character, Father Michael is a sympathetic, interesting and likable character that everyone loves. He is charismatic and appealing to many. A P McGrath has done a wonderful job in the character development in this exciting novel. There are some likable characters and some detestable ones, but they are fully developed and with many facets. But the main character Father Michael is especially well developed as he evolves from his days in Libya. A P McGrath gave real life to the personalities and complexities of his characters.The storyline flows at a steady pace with lots of action and intrigue. It goes back and forth from the past to the present and from London to Libya. It was easy to follow along because it is written so well. I had no struggles in keeping up. There are a lot of loose ends that are all tied up neatly and satisfyingly in the end.A Burning in The Darkness by A P McGrath is a 5 star must read thriller that readers won’t be able to put down.