James P Toomey

The Haitian Apostle James P Toomey

Haiti, 2002: drug transit point, political tinderbox, crossroads of international intrigue in the Caribbean, tropical paradise; a safe haven for the rich in hiding, a second-rate hell for the poor praying for rescue; a country on the verge of revolution. The Haitian Apostle describes the fictional adventures of Major Jack Tiernan, a U. S. soldier and diplomat, as he navigates his way through this maelstrom. It is set against the vivid, detailed backdrop of the true historical events that rocked Haiti from 2002 through 2004. It captures, for the first time ever, the full, accurate story of the causes and consequences of a forgotten war. Whether you're looking for a war story, crime story, adventure tale, historical analysis, or literary portrait of one of the most fascinating and unique cultures in the world, The Haitian Apostle is a must read.