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(More customer reviews)When I picked up this book to read, I did not know what to expect. Along comes unknown author David Soprano and he writes a book so good I had a hard time putting it down. His book is written as fiction and author Soprano suggests that the reader make up their own mind what is real or made up in the book. Soprano's writing style is excellent. He does not skimp on character development and the reader has a sense of being right in the middle of the action. This is one book I actually looked forward to reading every day. I did not want the book to end. It is that good. Toward the middle of the book there is a chapter which was so intense I became a little squeamish when I read it. Not an easy feat for me to become, since I am a 21 year veteran of law enforcement and have worked homicide investigations. The only distraction I could find with this excellent book was the numerous misspelled words, wrong word usage and grammar mistakes. A quick proof reading would have caught these errors.
Overall, I felt this book was worth every penny and I hope Mr. Soprano writes other books. He is certainly a person I would like to meet.
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An all-new, original novel that gives you an up close and personal look into the very real and frightening world of the central intelligence agency and its non-existent black operations division. See through the eyes of the author as he is recruited and trained by the C.I.A. and becomes part of a four-man long-range reconnaissanceBlack Op's snipers team with a license to kill. The disappearance of specially trained iron hand pilots ignites an explosive response by David, Nick, Butch and Chopper. Killing the enemy became easy but what happens when they find out that some of the people betraying American soldiers are American government agents.Find out why Russia and China had their soldiers in Vietnam and the role that they played in the war.Class twelve Top Secret Eyes Only missionscode names and locations revealed for the first time.Learn why the truth has never been told before and what really happened that causes David to change earning him the title of Vietnams legendary Black Op's sniper the sandman. An inspiring novel that you won't be able to put downRoger Lin Hampton The Hampton Review
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