Tropical St. Thomas: island home for bikinis, drug smugglers…and Jumbees

“The Jumbee’s Daughter,” a thriller set on the Caribbean island of St. Thomas, will be launched in Kindle and paperback June 14 on Amazon.
 
Readers will discover that the Caribbean islands are not just vacation getaways. They are also spooky places where Jumbees roam – those grouchy spirits of the dead who are not ready to find their way to the Other World. They cause dark mischief, especially to those who mistreated them in life, but generally to anyone who does not close their shutters at night or, worse yet, is wandering a back road in the dark. Which is also a dangerous place to be when drug smugglers are about, fighting turf wars and catching folks in the crossfire. Just ask a local: Jumbees and drug lords are all too real on St. Thomas. It’s the perfect background for adventure and even a bit of island romance (after all; St. Thomas is still home for bikinis).
 
About the Author

Jonathan Ross grew up in St. Thomas, the Mojave Desert, and Cocoa Beach. He remembers St. Thomas from boyhood summer vacations spent exploring the wild bays and mountains of his stepfather’s estate, the setting for his novel, “The Jumbee’s Daughter.” He served in the Navy in submarines and is presently a naval architect. Besides writing, he loves to ballroom dance, play the fiddle, and travel. He and his wife live in Arnold, MD.

You may learn more from Jonathan Ross’s author page on Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Jonathan-M.-Ross/e/B001JSE670/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0), his website (jonathanrossnovels.com) or his facebook page (www.facebook.com/jonathanrossnovels). Contact him directly at jonathanrossnovels@gmail.com or 443-534-5671 for a media kit, interview, or a review copy of the novel.
 

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