Armageddon- Part Two

by John W. Cassell

On New Year's Eve, under cover of a terrible storm, a Soviet nuclear submarine attempts to land men and equipment on a poverty-stricken, British-held Caribbean island. The men and equipment are part of Fidel Castro's aid program to the Communist guerillas operating in the jungle carpeted mountains. The landing is detected by the British forces on the island, resulting in a tense duel of wits between the British and Soviet commanders...a duel which at any moment could result in 1973...the end of all creation.

38 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 4, 2010

About the author

The arts have always played a role in John Cassell's life. His mother was a fashion model, additionally finding self expression in oils and sculpture. His dad was one of the pioneers of television, supplemented as well by summer stock and radio. John's first job was as a radio personality. For twenty-five years he was a prosecutor with over 100 felony jury trials to his credit before focusing his attention as an author of over ten books and stories in various genres.

Cassell wrote most of his books while residing in the South Seas. His earliest works were portrayals of his years on the road both in the United States, Europe and North Africa. His later works are based on his law enforcement and political experiences. All, however, reflect the adventurous spirit and driving curiosity which served as the central animating forces in Cassell's life.