Trail of the Master Spies

About the Book

The heads of various Agencies, the CIA, NSA, the British Secret Service, Interpol along with others, have had some of their best agents killed, all with some kind of animal names, amongst those next on the list is John Fernardaz a.k.a. James Barn, the Jaguar. Another man who is known as one of Egypt’s Master Spies is the Chief of Egypt’s own Secret Service, John is placed on a dangerous mission to stop the person or persons responsible, as well as find two beautiful women who hold the possible answers to the murders, without he himself being discovered and killed. From England to the Middle East, his search leads him to ruff night clubs, and through a maze of brushes, a fight with a magician and a room filled with realistic maninkins. The kill is clever, witty and above all else dangerous, leaving a trail of bodies and no real clues, in ever country he or she has been in. The prizes mount, with Barn hoping now to be one of those mounted on the wall of a man called the Trophy Master.

About the Author

Everett Croslin Sr. is a native of Baltimore attended the city's schools before enlisting in the United States Navy for six years re-enlisting some years later in the United States Air Force servicing in Desert Storm and Desert Shield. He attended Coppin State College where he studied in Political Science later attended Morgan State University in the field of Psychology, Creative Writing as well as Script Writing. After nine months of working for NASA, Croslin soon turned his attention to Law Enforcement serving eighteen years as a Commissioned Officer trained by both the Maryland State Police and Baltimore City Police Department while working as one of Morgan State's Police Officers. Besides his writings he is a composer having arranged as well as performed musical scores for novels he has written. The author's love for adventure and friction writing goes back to his early teens his intentions are to bring more minorities into focus as leading characters as well as have his novels suit his audience dealing mostly in spy thrillers along with science fiction admiring such authors as Tom Clancy, Ian F1amming and Gene Rodenberry having a broader realm of imagination in entertaining their readers.