J.W. Coffey's new novel, The Brothers Campbell, the first in a series chronicling the adventures of Stephan and William Campbell, two brothers with different values and one common, deadly enemy. Sir Douglas Campbell, the benefactor to the small town of Edin-on-Norwich, has been brutally murdered in his own home. It is up to his sons to find his killer and avenge his death. But the brothers have two very different perspectives on justice. Stephan, the older brother, embittered at an early age and emotionally scarred, sees justice delivered only by the blade of his sword. William, the younger brother, is filled with a youthful idealism that leads him to believe that there is always an alternative to violence. How will these two work together to find their father's killer, and see that justice is truly delivered?
Jesse V Coffey was born in Kentucky, raised in Florida, and spent half her life in Ohio. Half southern rebel, half yankee sass, she's managed to straddle both sides of the Mason-Dixon line and happily claims both as part of her wild existence. Having a varied employment history--working as everything from fast food cashier to telephone psychic, Ms. Coffey has managed to parlay her life experiences (along with what some would call a too vivid and active imagination)into her novels.
"I never just answer a question, I have to tell a story." And with critics and readers alike, she does it well.
Ms. Coffey is currently a member of ASCAP, the Erotic Authors Association, and writes three columns for the news website, Examiner.com/Lexington, as the Literary Examiner and Writing Examiner for the city of Lexington, KY, where she is a resident, as well as the National Indie Romance Novel Examiner. She also hosts an online radio show titled Edin Road Radio, where she uses her gift of gab to showcase new authors and their books.
Ms. Coffey writes as Jesse V Coffey, J. W. Coffey, and Meggie Chase.
