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A new patient triggers Psychologist John Moore's traumatic memories of his last days of the Vietnam War. Moore is forced to return to modern-day Vietnam, a journey confronting his past war demons: the dying on the killing fields, a rogue CIA agent, corrupt South Vietnamese Army officers, the father he never knew, and the war's perverted killing machine--the Phoenix Program. In the decaying jungles he fights his anguish compounded by his wife's death and his growing attraction to a national police agent.

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A new patient triggers Psychologist John Moore's traumatic memories of his last days of the Vietnam War. Moore is forced to return to modern-day Vietnam, a journey confronting his past war demons: the dying on the killing fields, a rogue CIA agent, corrupt South Vietnamese Army officers, the father he never knew, and the war's perverted killing machine--the Phoenix Program. In the decaying jungles he fights his anguish compounded by his wife's death and his growing attraction to a national police agent.
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Autorenporträt
Ed Marohn served in the Vietnam War with the 25th Infantry Division and the 101st Airborne Division. He was Assistant Professor of Military History at the University of Nevada and an executive with Continental AG, an International Fortune 500 company. He retired to Idaho with his wife, Cathie, to write full time. Marohn has been published in multiple magazines. Web site: www.writingsfromed.com