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It's Dennison's toughest assignment: shut down the Golden Triangle drug connection for good. But to stop the deadly stream of white poison from seeping onto U.S. streets he must first eliminate the kingpins.

197 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published December 1, 1985

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September 24, 2022
Dennison's War involves a one-man destruction unit named Vang. A Hmong who, trying to help some of his people flee war torn Laos are tricked by three men who he paid to take them by boat to Thailand. The men proceed to take their money and valuables then start to kill men, women and children. Vang plays dead to fight another day. Fast forward ten years and Dennison has a job for Vang, one of his highly paid mercenaries. The job is to disrupt a drug kingpin in the golden triangle. It just so happens that the kingpin is one of the men who massacred his people that day.

Nice action keeps this one flowing. The big drawback is the constant and tedious description and scientific prosses to make heroin. Lots of pages are dedicated to this. Thought I might have picked up a copy of "The Anarchist Cookbook" by accident.
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