Pierce Kelley

Hunted Pierce Kelley

In Massacre at Sirte, ISIS spared young Mekhaeil Zacharias and told him to tell the world of how they beheaded twenty-one of his fellow Coptic Christians in Libya. In this book, ISIS now seeks to find and kill him. Mekhaeil flees Egypt, travels to Kerala, India to live with Mar-Thoma Christians, and hides. "Though the memory of the horrifying night in Sirte remains at the forefront of his mind, Mekhaeil strives to find the things which make people the same, not different. At the center of Kelley's story is a theme of peace and unity among diverging religions, as well as the eternal search for one's purpose." BILLIE RAE BATES, Foreword Reviews Pierce Kelley is a lawyer and an educator who received his undergraduate degree from Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana in 1969. He received his law degree from the George Washington University, Washington, D. C. in 1973. He taught, as an adjunct, at various colleges and universities for over twenty five years. He now lives in Fort White, Florida, where he continues to practice law. Hunted is his twelfth published novel.