South Pacific Survivor: In Samoa

Kevin Daley

Dec 2009 · NovelsPlus

About this ebook

An assassin decapitates a U.S. congressman in American Samoa then enters the independent nation of Samoa for other targets. Polynesian beauty Pua, the sole agent of the Samoan Secret Service, must protect Samoa's Paramount Chief'her grandfather. With an anti-colonial chip on her shoulder and a black belt to back it up, she faces Ken, a down-on-his-luck CIA agent. They close in on each other and the messianic warrior-assassin as they race to discover Robert Louis Stevenson's secret. It leads to evidence that could re-ignite civil war, which a shadowy chief tries to do.

About the author

In the U.S. Peace Corps, Kevin Daley taught refrigeration at the Western Samoa Technical Institute. He studied law at Howard University in Washington, D.C. and, with his classmates, protested the Rodney King verdict across from the White House and followed the O.J. Simpson double-murder trial. Kevin also worked for federal government agencies and was in a presidential inaugural parade. His law firm is in Cambridge, MA, and he is an adjunct professor at Bunker Hill Community College of Boston. Kevin studied fiction writing at Cambridge Center for Adult Education, Grubb Street in Boston, a summer writing program at Charles University in Prague, and an Algonkian workshop at a California lighthouse. Martial Arts Hall of Fame inductee Hidy Ochiai awarded Kevin a black belt in karate. He lives in Reading, MA, with his wife, and together they have five wonderful children.