In-Sight is the award-winning debut novel by Catholic Author, Gerard Webster.

Ward McNulty was a successful columnist, lived with the beautiful co-anchor of Channel Five News, and had powerful friends — including State Senator Chet Garner. But when Garner convinces Ward to support the conversion of a sleepy beach town into an exclusive resort, it pits Ward against his father in a bitter legal battle.

Too late Ward learns that the resort’s financial backers consist of a drug lord, a porn mogul, and assorted money launderers. And they’ll stop at nothing — including murder — to get what they want.

In-Sight is the story of fall, forgiveness, and redemption. Most of all, it’s the story of a lost son coming home.

Although realistic in its’ portrayal of evil, it relates the victory of deeply instilled family values over seemingly impossible odds.

If you champion those same values, cheer for the underdog, and believe that a Power Greater than ourselves has a hand in destiny, IN-SIGHT is for you!

The Soul Reader is the exciting sequel to Gerard Webster’s award-winning debut novel, In-Sight.

The two people Ward McNulty most wished he could forget were the woman he once loved and the man he still hated.

He succeeded sometimes by smothering their memory under mounds of activity — his physical rehabilitation, looking for a job, and staving off foreclosure. But try as he might, it was always there — just under the surface, like smoldering embers embedded in layers of ash, needing only a breath of oxygen to burst into flame. And that’s exactly what happens one sunny Saturday afternoon, when Carrie Hope unexpectedly breezes back into his life.

It is a year after his father’s murder when Carrie asks Ward to assist her in writing a book about the North Beach Project, the money-laundering scheme that led to his father’s death. Ward initially turns her down. He knows that reopening the investigation would be dangerous for three reasons. First, it could cost them their lives — the identity of the man behind the scheme remains a mystery, and he would do almost anything to keep it that way. Secondly, it may cost Ward his very soul if he gets sucked back into the vortex of hatred and revenge that he has just escaped. And finally, Ward does not know if he or Carrie could survive falling in love and hurting each other yet again.

But when Carrie decides to pursue the investigation without him, Ward is faced with a difficult choice: he can allow her to go it alone and possibly get killed… or he can join her in hopes of being able to protect her. Ward’s uncanny insight might give him an edge — and allow him to see the evil coiled in the jumbled foliage of the North Beach Project before it has a chance to strike. He decides to collaborate with her on the book, but on his terms, and thereby launches a series of events that span the globe-from Colombia to Rome — and make Ward and Carrie the target of the most dangerous assassin in the western hemisphere, a man known only as “Culebra.”