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Surrender Not An Option
Survivors guilt is not the only thing that is bothering Allen Purvis. He has to relive in his mind the battles in a denied area when he was assigned to MACVSOG the ultimate secret organization during the Viet Nam war. He is put to the test when he commands his friends to sacrifice themselves to save the others of the unit.
Wendy Salas, nurse at the 95th Evacuation Hospital sees the horrors of the war everyday. Her pain is personal.
A chance meeting on R&R in Hong Kong brings these two people together as soul mates in a hope that one of them can save the other.
Purvis like the others wondered why they were saved and the answer was there all the time.
Wendy Salas, nurse at the 95th Evacuation Hospital sees the horrors of the war everyday. Her pain is personal.
A chance meeting on R&R in Hong Kong brings these two people together as soul mates in a hope that one of them can save the other.
Purvis like the others wondered why they were saved and the answer was there all the time.
313 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 15, 2017
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October 9, 2024
What a great surprise!
I didn't expect much from this book when I got is super cheap on Amazon, as it wasn't featured at all. It honestly is one of the best books I've read. Top five status. I know it says novel but it's a mostly a true stories about this man's Vietnam experience in MACVSOG... The gambler he speaks of is Larry Trimble. Many more real warriors are described within these pages. The time line of events line up almost perfectly with many other reputable SOG books that I've read. A must read for SF
enthusiasts.
I didn't expect much from this book when I got is super cheap on Amazon, as it wasn't featured at all. It honestly is one of the best books I've read. Top five status. I know it says novel but it's a mostly a true stories about this man's Vietnam experience in MACVSOG... The gambler he speaks of is Larry Trimble. Many more real warriors are described within these pages. The time line of events line up almost perfectly with many other reputable SOG books that I've read. A must read for SF
enthusiasts.
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