What’s it about?

Missing cattle are blamed on rustlers. It’s happened before. The disappearance of a woman and her dog is believed to be a tragic accident. The tidal sands are often treacherous.

Both theories are wrong, and soon the body count rises. But with nothing to go on the local police are baffled. An ex-MI5 agent, and a local journalist form an unlikely alliance to find out what’s terrorizing this peaceful stretch of coastline. What they discover is a murdered scientist, and an experiment in genetic engineering that has gone horribly wrong.

Now there’s something fast, powerful, and deadly in the water, and it’s heading towards one of the country’s largest nuclear power plants. Suddenly the ferocious feeding frenzy is the least of their problems.

Reviewed on Amazon:

“This is a fun fast read. The scary parts are flawlessly executed and paced in a way that kept me on the edge of my seat; at times I may even have forgot to breath. Feeding Frenzy is excellent writing with a colorful cast of characters. The protagonist, Hollis, is particularly interesting. Enough of his back story is sprinkled in to bring him to life without ever feeling indulgent or getting in the way of the story. The dialogue is smooth, to the point, and never feels forced. Robert Fael is an author I have been meaning to check out and I’m very glad I did. I’ll be reading more of his work for sure.”

Feeding Frenzy is 121 pages, and is available as a Kindle Ebook or Paperbook here.