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Description edit
Captain James "Dusty" Morgan, is critically wounded during a NATO security patrol through Bihac, Yugoslavia, and one of his soldiers is killed. As Morgan recovers from his wounds, he stumbles upon the reason for the rash of weapon failures that have caused the deaths of six other soldiers and... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Captain James "Dusty" Morgan: A hard-a@@ with a wicked sense of humor. A dangerous man when crossed . . . .or apparently when someone tries to kill his wife.
- Leeanne Morgan: Hard-nosed, beautiful, and smart enough to let James think he's really in charge . . . even outside the military establishment.
Setting & Locations edit
Primarily based in Canada.
- Yugoslavia: James Morgan is injured during a NATO patrol
- CFB Petawawa: The main Ontario army base. Home of 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group.
- James Bay Hydro Station: Supplies power to much of Quebec and portions of the American eastern seaboard.
- Quebec: French-speaking province wanting to separate from Canada and form their own soverign nation.
First Sentence edit
André Gauvan, Quebec’s fiery premier, toyed with the leather-bound folder lying in the center of his desk.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Murray Snow (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: FastPencil
Country: United States
Publication Date: April 2011
ISBN: 978-1-60-746230-9
Page Count: 248
Publisher: FastPencil
Country: United States
Publication Date: April 2011
ISBN: 978-1-60-746230-9
Page Count: 248
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