Galilee

A page-turning horror, mystery, thriller and suspense novel in the tradition of Dean Koontz. Galilee is a story about the horror that can befall a small fishing village when no one is piecing together the signs!  Fresh out of seminary school, young Father Hickey is very excited about being assigned to his first parish, The Church of Saint Peter. The church is located near the small coastal town of Narragansett, Rhode Island, in the small fishing village called Galilee. When he arrives, he finds the only other priest at the parish has died three days before his arrival.Who knew leaving a gate open would cause so much chaos? Over the next three nights, terror reigns over the small fishing village of Galilee. How will Father Hickey deal with the battle between good and evil that now rests in his parish? Will God send help to him before it's too late?

About the Author

Most folks in my life tend to know something about me but never all of me. I tend to keep my life in the compartments of life at the moment. My youth of growing up in Weymouth, my service and college years, homeless years, being a single parent years, married twice years and my life as it is now in Texas. Even now my friends of the past have no idea of my present and my friends of now don't have a clue of my past. Dad, Author, pilot, Marine, and small business owner tend to round out who I am these days. And so, my story begins; Donald Lee Tracey was born in Quincy, Massachusetts in 1957, the second son of Donald and Jane Tracey. Donald attended grammar school in Weymouth Massachusetts and then North Weymouth High School, living with friends at times and on the streets of Weymouth Don dropped out of high school in 1974 two years short of graduation.  Working two jobs Don worked sixteen-hour days six days a-week and was finally able to save enough money for his first apartment on Winter street in Weymouth where he lived for the next year. ​In December of 1975, Don enlisted in the United States marine Corp. Went off to Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C. for thirteen weeks of intensive marine training. This is where Don first found his talent for writing. Don kept a personal diary of day-to-day life in Parris Island called Short Stories from the Island.  (More to follow) Many of his stories are set in his home state of Massachusetts.

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