Ann's Eyes: Les Jumeaux D'Lle de Thacher

This is Barry's 6th book with Publish America, and it is a complete departure from his previous novels. The only similarity is the use of his hometown, Gloucester, Massachusetts, as the location of the novel. Just off the coast of Cape Ann (where Gloucester is located) there's a small 52 acre piece of land called Thacher Island. On each end of the island there are two lighthouses. The island also has a main house and a guest house. The lighthouse keeper and his family live in the main house. Locals around Cape Ann have come to call the island "Twin Light" island. They who go down to the sea in ships call it Ann's Eyes. In this novel the lighthouse keeper and his wife deliver a set of twins into this world. They are beautiful boys with an appetite for revenge. As they travel through life they leave dead bodies in their wake. This is a fascinating tale of unsolved murders and eerie accidents. It is creative story telling at its best.