Book four of the Thomas York Series brings Rachel and Thomas back to America from France, responding to the mystery of her Uncle Zach's murder in Napa Valley. Zach's family vineyard becomes a crime scene in the height of the harvest season, as criminals from his teenage past arrive in search of a hidden treasure cache.  

Daniel Boisvert’s dalliance in Paris intensified his relationship with Joseph and Emily. But under his façade as an Interpol agent and his passion and commitment to righteousness with The Angels of Providence, his appearances and disappearances became a growing enigma.

With aliases left behind in France, they decided to take a risk by returning to their real names from America, Thomas York and Rachel Redmond.

The California murder investigation unravels explosive family secrets and a murderous plot brewing at the vineyard. The mansion leads them through passageways and caves to a Brazilian cache and a trunk of ancient silver coins.

The loyalty of the vineyards is challenged by a family member with a destructive scheme of his own.

Gabe Farrow, an American recruited as an investigator for the British museum, becomes an undercover artisan in the North Sea fishing village of Staithes, in the Moors of Yorkshire. Under the guise of a newcomer, his mission is to intercept the theft of ancient Viking hoards buried beneath the dales, and recover the artifacts for the museum. As particles of a thousand year old longboat surface, the search zeroes in on finding a golden arrow of King Hardrada, considered buried in Roxby Beck.  Gabe becomes entwined in a complex relationship with a suspect, Jarvis Turner. Deceived by a smokescreen of pilfering in the moors’ underground mines, he welcomes the help of a clever, village boy, wiser than his years. Young Troy becomes his guide and lookout man, and Gabe’s interest grows toward a beautiful woman, who supports him in his mission.   A ruse by the thieves deters Gabe, and he resorts to strengths of the village, knowing the risks to those who have become close to him. Sentinel in the Moors is a mystery, inspired by a search for history, with twists and turns throughout. It’s a test of the loyalty of an entire village, choosing the love of friends and family, and following what is right.  “Children see and hear things that most adults overlook.”

Book four of the Thomas York Series brings Rachel and Thomas back to America from France, responding to the mystery of her Uncle Zach's murder in Napa Valley. Zach's family vineyard becomes a crime scene in the height of the harvest season, as criminals from his teenage past arrive in search of a hidden treasure cache.  

Daniel Boisvert’s dalliance in Paris intensified his relationship with Joseph and Emily. But under his façade as an Interpol agent and his passion and commitment to righteousness with The Angels of Providence, his appearances and disappearances became a growing enigma.

With aliases left behind in France, they decided to take a risk by returning to their real names from America, Thomas York and Rachel Redmond.

The California murder investigation unravels explosive family secrets and a murderous plot brewing at the vineyard. The mansion leads them through passageways and caves to a Brazilian cache and a trunk of ancient silver coins.

The loyalty of the vineyards is challenged by a family member with a destructive scheme of his own.

Gabe Farrow, an American recruited as an investigator for the British museum, becomes an undercover artisan in the North Sea fishing village of Staithes, in the Moors of Yorkshire. Under the guise of a newcomer, his mission is to intercept the theft of ancient Viking hoards buried beneath the dales, and recover the artifacts for the museum. As particles of a thousand year old longboat surface, the search zeroes in on finding a golden arrow of King Hardrada, considered buried in Roxby Beck.  Gabe becomes entwined in a complex relationship with a suspect, Jarvis Turner. Deceived by a smokescreen of pilfering in the moors’ underground mines, he welcomes the help of a clever, village boy, wiser than his years. Young Troy becomes his guide and lookout man, and Gabe’s interest grows toward a beautiful woman, who supports him in his mission.   A ruse by the thieves deters Gabe, and he resorts to strengths of the village, knowing the risks to those who have become close to him. Sentinel in the Moors is a mystery, inspired by a search for history, with twists and turns throughout. It’s a test of the loyalty of an entire village, choosing the love of friends and family, and following what is right.  “Children see and hear things that most adults overlook.”