by STEVEN NEDELTON

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A man on the run. Anton was on the run for the past twenty years. Italy, Spain, Ireland, America. What is he running from? Spain, Ireland, America. What is he running from?

Like millions of others, two priests living in San Francisco, Father Dominic and Father Joe, had never heard of Anton. Interpol agents are pursuing him when their employer suddenly and unexplainably stops them. They are unaware that one of them is leading a double life and operating clandestinely as a high priced hitman ‘Raven.’ And then, there are Mick and Lynnie in San Fran too. Mick, ostensibly the very popular maitre d’ at the Westin St. Francis’ Michael Mina Restaurant, and—unknown to Lynnie and his employers—also a dreaded underworld figure codenamed ‘Clerk.’
Based on this blurb, one might conclude that The Raven Affair is no more than a thriller. But he’d be dead wrong. For the novel was called 'frighteningly good’ by a reviewer. There was a reason for that, and to find out why, one has to read it. What invisible circumstance connects the innocents with the criminals? Romance with a killer? Read The Raven Affair. Find out...

THIS NOVEL IS BASED ON TRUE EVENTS