New Novel HomeGrown Brings Terrorism Home

PORTLAND, Maine - Aug. 2, 2016 - PRLog -- In his timely new novel, James F. Timmins brings the fear of homegrown terrorism to life.  The third installment of his Jack Chamberlain series, picks up where fans left Jack, fresh off the case of his life in Boston.  Now in Gettysburg with Claire Sanchez for a historic reenactment, he finds himself on the front lines when the reenactment turns into a national tragedy.  Thrust into the case, Jack must work with local police and the FBI to identify, locate and catch a terrorist cell so insidious that they have been operating in plain sight.  The consequences if he fails are unfathomable, but even success may not be able to undo the damage already caused.

This fast moving, character driven story brings readers to the front lines in the fight against home grown domestic terrorism.  With an eye for detail, Timmins switches points of view throughout the book, giving the reader a glimpse into the minds of members of law enforcement, and terrorists.  HomeGrown, and the other Jack Chamberlain books in the series, Three Card Monte and Marketable are available on Amazon.

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About James F. Timmins

James F. Timmins was born in Old Orchard Beach, and still resides in Maine. His first novel Three Card Monte, initially written for personal enjoyment, quickly became a favorite of family and friends who urged him to publish it. The second novel, Marketable, was written to satisfy the request from fans who wanted more of Detective Jack Chamberlain. HomeGrown is a continuation of the series that has a growing fan following. A graduate from Old Orchard Beach High School, James attended business classes at University of Southern Maine. He has four children. http://www.harborbeam.com/

About Young Street Publishing

Founded in 2014, Young Street is a Maine based publishing company focused on giving back to local schools. A percentage of all company profits are donated to schools to support writing programs. Learn more at www.youngstreetpublishing.com