Where Few Else Dare No.1 Classified Top Secret

by George Freeman

When an experienced high level and motivated former Russian Air Force Colonel, Grigory Mikhail Kelenchov, decides to change his life and become a supporter of international crime and terrorism, he is certain he will succeed. No one could, or would, oppose him with his comprehensive army of powerful and influential supporters, and his covert base deep in the desert of southern Libya. However, one thing he did not plan for was the response from the United Nations, which had also decided it was time for change. The new U.N. tactic generated out of Chapter 7, Article 45, of the U.N. Charter. This involved pre-emptive air strikes to stop the carnage U.N. troops normally faced when things got out of hand, instead of being ‘nipped in the bud’. When the U.N. changed its tactics, it involved the United States of America and a team of dedicated people who could train hard, fight hard and risk it all if necessary. Headed up by an also high level and motivated U.S. Air Force Colonel, Stephen J. Henderson, and his small team, the United Nations takes on Grigory Kelenchov on his own terms in a gripping game of espionage and head-to-head aerial combat. Helped by some unlikely friends, the chances of success are high but not guaranteed. Although pushed to the limit and surrounded by endless demands, Colonel Henderson also finds time for a new romance in his life, after the death of his wife several years earlier. This new woman is not only also in the U.S. Air Force but is on his team. Could it all go well or end in disaster.

581 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 15, 2012