The Last Mission - Bussey, Steve
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The Last Mission is a gripping and powerful romantic drama set on a military platform. Mike Hampton doesn't have a death wish, but he knows death would be a final release from the demons that stalk his dreams. Whether it's terrorism in Los Angeles or Nigeria, governments have to call in Mike Hampton and his men - the contractors - and for some, there is a very heavy price to pay. While death seems inevitable for some, new love can lead to renewed hope - if he can survive long enough for Sarah to find her man behind the eyes, and if his demons allow him to accept that love.

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The Last Mission is a gripping and powerful romantic drama set on a military platform. Mike Hampton doesn't have a death wish, but he knows death would be a final release from the demons that stalk his dreams. Whether it's terrorism in Los Angeles or Nigeria, governments have to call in Mike Hampton and his men - the contractors - and for some, there is a very heavy price to pay. While death seems inevitable for some, new love can lead to renewed hope - if he can survive long enough for Sarah to find her man behind the eyes, and if his demons allow him to accept that love.
Autorenporträt
Steve Bussey, a Brevard County, Florida resident since 1990, is a retired special agent from the Air Force Office of Special Investigations. In addition to working as an undercover narcotics agent during his career, Steve also worked as a tactical counterintelligence collections specialist in the Philippines against an active communist insurgency during a very violent period in history. Steve has more than 30-years of experience in civilian and military law enforcement and law enforcement related positions. Steve is also known in Brevard County, Florida for his time working as a talk radio show host on WMMB AM 1240, and as a host and reporter for WMEL radio. His guest editorials have been published in Florida Today newspaper.