The Accidental Spy: A Thrilling Christian Novel of Espionage - Paperback

by Tom Rattray (Author)

Schoolteacher Phil Shepherd never dreamed of being a spy. Nukes and enemy subs were the furthest thing from his mind when he set sail off the Florida coast on a pleasure trip. But when a collision leaves him stranded, he hitches a ride with an unknown vessel, not knowing he's about to face an enemy with devastating plans against the U.S.!

Phil's son and a local reporter are trying to get him rescued, but first he must be found. As Phil's plight gains national interest, the public thinks it's following a 'lost at sea' tale. The underwater drama heading its way is another story--one Phil knows.

With God's help, can he stop it in time?

"Clean, action-packed read filled with unexpected twists and turns." Midwest Book Review, D.Donovan, Senior Reviewer

READERS SAY:

Suspense-ridden, fast-paced, international intrigue... I was hooked from the start. Grant Stauffer

"Had me on the edge of my seat! Engaging and inspirational at the same time." Joseph W. Burgin, Pastor

"Great thriller! Many unexpected twists and turns. Once I started it, I couldn't wait to get back to it and see what happened next. Keeps you hanging right to the end." Robert J. Fritz, Jr., Reviewer

"Riveting, suspenseful thriller captured my interest from the opening lines and didn't let go until the exciting and unexpected resolution...But don't make the mistake of starting it at bedtime as I did. You'll lose more sleep than you bargained for!" Gary L. Breezeel, Reviewer

"Action-packed...energy, excitement, intensity...and emotion! My hands were sweating and my heart was racing more than once!! And who doesn't love a book with a little romantic intrigue in the midst of espionage?"

Anne M. Smith, Reviewer

"I was as hooked on the unfolding adventure as Phil Shepherd was to the net. I would certainly recommend The Accidental Spy to anyone who enjoys an action packed believable adventure and knows that faith and trusting God will come to a satisfying conclusion." Cliff Kuhnell, Reviewer