Thomas Jackson-Lewis grew up in a traditional suburban home just outside of Chicago. He visited Japan for the first time in 1984. He married and had two sons. He lived in the Buddhist culture and studied their philosophy of reincarnation and karma. His work provides the reader with a Christian viewpoint as his protagonist finds his way to a belief in God.
Saint Barts
A Novel of Foreign Intrigue
by T. Jack Lewis
Saint Barts
A Novel of Foreign Intrigue
by T. Jack Lewis
Published Aug 06, 2014
788 Pages
Genre: FICTION / War & Military
Book Details
Masaharu Kenda is back!
This second adventure story finds Kenda in French Indochina. It is the summer of 1941. Kenda’s reputation as an investigator has preceded him, and an Intelligence Officer needs his special talents. An illegal supply chain has been providing war goods to the Chinese Army. The French administration has been looking the other way. Kenda and his team must stop them. A mysterious Catholic nun, and a sultry Viet businesswoman have something to do with the resistance. They know something… but what? How are they involved? Night clubs, French businesses, and the local resistance all conduct suspicious clandestine activities. Dark underground passageways, a secret message system, and a vicious Army Intelligence Captain all figure in the insane world that is Hai Phong, Indochina. In the center of it all is an Anglican Catholic Church. The investigations go everywhere; but somehow, Kenda and his team keep finding themselves at “Saint Barts.”
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