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"Born in East Tennessee, Nick has spent much of his adult life as an actor in New York City, working in theater, television, film, and audiobooks. After recording hundreds of books over the last twenty years, he decided to write his own. Decades of scuba diving and travel inspired The Deep Series (formerly ""Caribbean Dive Adventures""). The first book in this series, the best-selling Deep Shadow, is set in the island of Bonaire. Deep Cut picks up on the little Dutch island of Saba. Deep Roots is set in Belize, focusing on the little island of Caye Caulker. And Deep Devil is set in Cozumel, with a little side-trip to another popular dive location. For more information on this series, visit www.deepnovels.com And for something completely different, visit zombiebigfoot.com to learn about my first novel, Zombie Bigfoot, which was #1 in Horror Comedy on Amazon."
"""Better plan a decompression stop after diving into Nick Sullivan's Caribbean thriller, Deep Devil! Another great installment in the series."" - John H. Cunningham, author of the Buck Reilly Adventure Series. ""No one writes 'Caribbean' like this guy! And Nick Sullivan proves it again with his latest page-ripper."" Michael Reisig, best-selling author of The Road To Key West series. ""Another fantastic adventure with Nick's entertaining duo of Boone and Emily. An exciting romp around the Caribbean with a cleverly twisting plot and action at every turn."" Nicholas Harvey, author of the AJ Bailey Adventure Series. ""I am a huge fan of Nick Sullivan's The Deep series. I have enjoyed all the previous books and cannot recommend them enough. Deep Devil is a journey in and of itself. Absolutely fantastic."" Haddie's Haven Blog. I absolutely love this series. Sullivan's pacing is top-notch. This story builds and builds and as you get closer to the end you're itching with anticipation. Deep Devil is an excellent addition to the series and easily one of Sullivan's best books. I absolutely flew through it."" Brian's Book Blog."
