Revenge 8: Hours to Die

Robert Terwilliger's second novel, REVENGE 8 Hours To Die, the sequel to BETRAYED Murder in the Bahamas was released June 20, 2006. Reviews of REVENGE have been overwhelmingly positive. Some of the reviews have said:

"If you liked BETRAYED you won't be able to put REVENGE down"

Floyd Dyess, West Palm Beach, Fl

"I've never read a book that kept me up all night. I had to find out how it ended before I could go to sleep." Terry Holzman, Virginia

"When I got to the last chapter, I didn't want it to end."

Anne Kartch, St. Thomas, USVI

Some of the characters that you loved to hate in BETRAYED are back in REVENGE. Thomas, the wealthy and powerful attorney in the Bahamas, can't decide whether he loves his current girlfriend, Maggie Stewart, or Eureka Simone, his wealthiest client's beautiful fiancé. Unbeknownst to David, his girlfriend, Maggie and her two roommates, Dana and Mary, had to leave Miami, Florida before the police discovered their involvement with the "Angel of Death." The Miami Register, Palm Beach Sun Times, and Ft. Lauderdale Guardian described "The Angel of Death," as the female serial killer of the century. She isn't satisfied to "simply kill her victims," she's seeking revenge. She murders her victims using an herb she discovered while working in Haiti. The herb causes her victims to develop flu like symptoms within 8 hours and during the following 36 hours their body literally destroys itself and the process is irreversible. Death is slow and extremely painful, which The Angel of Death believes is appropriate for the crimes they have committed. Nothing is too bad for her victims.

Detectives in Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, and Palm Beach are baffled by the "Angel of Death" because she leaves no forensic evidence or clues. Palm Beach County Detective Larry Mancuso, a former NYPD homicide investigator with 20 years experience, is perplexed by the female serial killer. She's either the most brilliant criminal he's ever tracked or the luckiest murderer on the planet.

Revenge is a page turner with a bombshell of an ending. It has numerous subplots that keep the reader on pins and needles, guessing how it will end. Revenge 8 Hours to Die is Robert Terwilliger's second novel and proves once again he knows how to write a story that's impossible to put down.

Bob Terwilliger spent 30 years in various sales, marketing and senior management positions; first in the clothing industries and then the electronics industry. He was co-founder and served as first President and CEO of ARC International from 1996 to 2001, when he retired. ARC International developed the first configurable microprocessor and during the six years he was CEO the company grew from 6 employees to over 300.

He raised $300 million dollars for ARC in one of Goldman Sachs most successfully Initial Public Offering in September 2000. When Bob retired ARC employed 305 people based in 15 countries through the U.S, Europe, and the Asia.

After Bob retired, he and his wife wanted a much slower paced lifestyle. In November 2001 they purchased a 68' Ocean Alexander motor yacht and spent eighteen months cruising the Caribbean. They visited the Far Out Islands of The Bahamas, the Virgin Islands and most of the Leeward Islands and Windward Islands.

In October 2003, Bob made two important decisions: he developed and patented The Stand Up Fighting Gimbal and he began writing a series of eight suspense novels loosely based on their travels throughout the Caribbean. All of the suspense novels are based on actual events that are fictionalized.

When not cruising The Bahamas or the Key West area, Bob and Melody live aboard their yacht at Sailfish Marina and Resort in Palm Beach, FL.

Bob is founder and CEO of ViperBob Fishing Gear, located in Palm Beach County. He invented the Stand Up Fighting Gimbal and has a received patent pending for the device. He also manufacturers and markets fishing vest, baseball caps, T-shirts, and tote bags with the Viper Bob logo.