Don't Cross the Devil

Christopher Devin, in the mainstream novel Don't Cross the Devil, is characteristically a moody man in his late forties, and a well-to-do artist of local repute in his hometown of Orlando, Florida. As an artist, he captures popular and realistic scenes relating to art and life in oils. He is also an anonymous benefactor to the needy and enjoys the reputation among the ladies of an accomplished lover; he holds, however, a less widely known and more dubious status-Chris is the son of Satan.

Cameron H. Chambers, born in 1961, was educated at Grinnell College, The University of North Florida and Nova Southeastern University. He holds a BA in Journalism and an MS in English. Mr. Chambers teaches composition and is an avid reader, a seasoned traveler, a part time mystic, and a social satirist. A favorite destination is San Miguel de Allende in the mountainous central region of Mexico. He has plans to drive the Pan Am Highway into South America. His books include Don't Cross the Devil, Confessions of an Internet Don Juan, For the Love of a Madman, and The Stone Cabin. He resides in Jacksonville, Florida.