Author – Researcher – Investigator
Quentin Thomas Wells
Quentin Thomas Wells is an author, a film and video producer, a businessman, a former CIA case officer, an experienced researcher, and a highly skilled investigator.
Born 22 September 1941 in Salt Lake City, Wells graduated magna cum laude from the University of Utah with a degree in international relations. He worked for several years in the CIA’s Clandestine Services where his focus was on Eastern Europe and Africa.
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Author – Researcher – Investigator
Quentin Thomas Wells
Quentin Thomas Wells is an author, a film and video producer, a businessman, a former CIA case officer, an experienced researcher, and a highly skilled investigator.
Born 22 September 1941 in Salt Lake City, Wells graduated magna cum laude from the University of Utah with a degree in international relations. He worked for several years in the CIA’s Clandestine Services where his focus was on Eastern Europe and Africa.
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Books
Fiction
Final Payment
Final Payment is an espionage thriller set in the depths of the Cold War in 1971. An Israeli aircraft flying over Sinai is attacked by a Soviet missile fired from Egypt, but the weapon fails to detonate and the pilot crash-lands his disabled aircraft with the live missile lodged in its fuselage.
Fiction
Venom X Conspiracy
While changing a tire on I-70 as she flees her polygamous home in Hilldale, Utah, Sariah Holden’s car is hit by a speeding van that crashes, killing its two occupants and sending an aluminum case flying from the wreck into the Colorado River.
Non-Fiction
The Juggler
John Phillips Thomas was a working class man from a family of first-generation Welsh immigrants. He became one of the world’s greatest jugglers by the age of twenty-one, but a crippling injury shattered his dream of circus stardom and forced him to learn to walk again on a new and different life path.
Non-Fiction
Defender
Defender is the first and only scholarly biography of Daniel H. Wells, one of the important yet historically neglected leaders among the nineteenth-century Mormons.
[A] very detailed, well-crafted biography of a remarkable journeyman whose considerable energy and organizational skills were devoted, unquestioned, to anything required as an LDS defender.
Using finesse and meticulous research, the Latter-day Saint author examines a peace-loving man who spent his public and private life fighting for causes aligned with his principles … Daniel H. Wells defended his community, faith, country and family.