Moonlight on the Water

About the Book

David Terrebonne is a successful attorney in Houston, Texas whose life is on the way up. He spends his time working for one of the most prestigious law firms in the city representing very elite clients. He also donates his time helping the less fortunate who cannot otherwise afford a good attorney. At the same time, David lives with a terrifying secret only his uncle knows about. As the anniversary of a traumatic event from his child hood approaches, strange things in his life start occurring. Then the arrival of an eager FBI agent from his hometown of Miami shows up arresting David for the murder of his parents 20 years before. This unleashes a series of events that brings all the secrets David and his uncle have spent years trying to keep buried to the surface. David has to return to Miami to face all of his demons, the horrific memories of the relentless torture inflicted by his parents as he was growing up, and the results of his actions one fateful night. This is all results with David on trial for one of the biggest unsolved cases in FBI history where all the questions everyone has had for two decades become answered.

About the Author

SAMUEL G. GRAY is the author of several short stories and one work of poetry. This is his first full length novel and is currently working on his second novel. He lives in Beaumont, Texas where he just received his Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from Lamar University.