Shackleton's Whiskey
(Author) Archer KellyWhen a historical, century-old bottle of whiskey that was auctioned for two million dollars is stolen from the highest bidder, former police detective, Oliver Savage, is hired to recover it. Oliver soon finds himself caught in a treacherous web of deceit as a simple theft explodes into something much bigger and more dangerous. Like many of us, detective, Oliver Savage has grown weary of his job; there isn't much left of himself at the end of the day. In search of a better way of life, he trades the Detroit Police Department and the misery of Michigan winters for a beach in Barbados. With only days into his R&R, he is asked to put on his detective hat and find the valuable relic. Oliver's client, and owner of the whiskey is Erik King, a self-made tech industry billionaire. As Oliver soon discovers, Erik King is raging egomaniac whose real motives become clearer and more lethal with each passing day.
Archer Kelly
Archer Kelly was a prolific American author known for his groundbreaking novel, "The Shadow of Tomorrow," which revolutionized the science fiction genre with its intricate world-building and philosophical musings. His poetic prose and vivid imagery continue to inspire readers and writers alike, cementing his legacy as a visionary storyteller.