| Author: | Thomas J. Wolfenden | ISBN: | 9781618688088 |
| Publisher: | Post Hill Press | Publication: | March 21, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Thomas J. Wolfenden |
| ISBN: | 9781618688088 |
| Publisher: | Post Hill Press |
| Publication: | March 21, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The year is 1987. The Cold War is rapidly winding down, and Dan Kruger, ex-CIA field officer, Vietnam veteran and Green Beret is now out of a job, but not for long.
Kruger is hired by a South African mining company to lead a dignitary protection detail on the tiny island-nation of Korotonga. His new job is seemingly mundane at first in this tropical, South Pacific Island that time has forgotten, but things soon take a turn for the worse as Kruger discovers the nation’s leader has a dark and nasty secret—a secret the president must keep at all costs.
Betrayed by one whom he trusted with his life, he turns to a former sworn enemy turned unlikely ally. Now, with a misfit band of forgotten soldiers, Dan will try to right the wrongs of his checkered past, quiet the ghosts that haunt him at night; and finally fulfill his old oath from the Special Forces—to finally free the oppressed.
“De Oppresso Liber!”
The year is 1987. The Cold War is rapidly winding down, and Dan Kruger, ex-CIA field officer, Vietnam veteran and Green Beret is now out of a job, but not for long.
Kruger is hired by a South African mining company to lead a dignitary protection detail on the tiny island-nation of Korotonga. His new job is seemingly mundane at first in this tropical, South Pacific Island that time has forgotten, but things soon take a turn for the worse as Kruger discovers the nation’s leader has a dark and nasty secret—a secret the president must keep at all costs.
Betrayed by one whom he trusted with his life, he turns to a former sworn enemy turned unlikely ally. Now, with a misfit band of forgotten soldiers, Dan will try to right the wrongs of his checkered past, quiet the ghosts that haunt him at night; and finally fulfill his old oath from the Special Forces—to finally free the oppressed.
“De Oppresso Liber!”
