Fiesta Haze

About the Book

In the midst of a corrupt southern town, a sinister athletic director, a crooked cop and a series of strange trade mark murders; young Andy McCarthy, famed college football star is forced with the challenge to stay alive. Welcome to Greenwood Mississippi, home of the Devil's College Football Team. Where a sinister man is hiding from a former life. The university director of athletics, Roy Smith is his name and he's looking for desperate gamblers and raw football talent. Amid the corruption in the small southern town, Andy McCarthy and his father James get tangled in web of lies and a deadly gambit. Where ones life is at stake and the others athletic career is on the line. Roy's dark shadow brings a mystery over the town that has the Greenwood county  police  puzzled over a series of the strange trademark murders. With help of two hired detectives from New York, McCowly and Curtis follow the county follows the trail but one man stands in their way. Officer Hartley was a trusted cop on the force, that was until he met Roy Smith, since then he became a loyal agent of death and a major problem for the detectives. Together with Jerry Neubam, the university reporter and the detectives unravel the mystery  behind Roy Smith.  Meanwhile the death of Andy's father strikes him and after no answers turn up he decides to find him on his own. Andy is found in the grasp of Roy's death cult that's been haunting the town and it's up to Jerry and the New York investigators to save him.
 

About the Author

A Pennsylvania resident, writer Benjamin Anthony, has been writing for six years, with Fiesta Haze being his first book published. "Fiesta Haze" was based on a horror fiction screenplay that was entered in the Don and Gee Nicholl fellowship screenwriting competition in 2003.  Back to work on his next thriller, "In the Hands of death," that will be published next year.