Bed of Conspiracy

By Juliette Douglas

Bed of Conspiracy Espionage in 1876 Colonel Tom Brady was in charge of protecting President Grant and sniffing out any terroristic threats to the President or the country. And right now, he needed an informant...a female informant, to invade the southern sympathizers connected with the Knights of the Golden Circle, who were slowly converging on Washington, DC, set to overthrow the government and assassinate President Grant. Samantha Davis saved Colonel Brady's hide by stopping some thugs from beating him to a pulp in Saint Louis, and it was going to take some doing to transform this brash, uncouth street waif into a southern belle for his purpose. Trailing a herd to Abilene, Kansas, Ross Cooper had no idea what lay in store for him with Colonel Brady's next assignment. Will Ross Cooper and Sam Davis make the perfect undercover couple for this undertaking? Or will they constantly lock horns blowing their cover jeopardizing the mission? Will they be able to keep President Grant safe? An era of time not often explored comes to life in this new novel by Juliette Douglas. Fiction based upon fact. *** Juliette Douglas has strayed off the trail and out of her comfort zone penning western novels to bring you Bed of Conspiracy, a tale of espionage in 1876. As her editor I have watched her grow into an excellent storyteller with exciting tales of yesteryear and never a dull moment action. I thoroughly enjoyed reading and editing this new novel by her, and I'm sure you will, too! -Debra Wagner, Editor

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1729578691
• ISBN13: 9781729578698
• Release Date: October 2018
• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 370 Pages
• Weight: 0.96 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.8" x 5.5"