Veteran's Stories

 I am pleased with the response to my latest book. I have heard from many UNPROFOR vets who served in Bosnia or former Yugoslavia operation who are truly thankful that I told our story. I would encourage other veterans to write about their experiences. Everybody has a story to tell. Its living history that needs to be captured before it's too late. https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B086HSZ5FC

 Thanks to everybody who bought my latest book and shared the link. Its now a best seller on Amazon!

 This my latest book. Its my first attempt at non-fiction. This is a story about my first operational tour when I was a new Lieutenant. Its available on Amazon. https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B086HSZ5FC

Shades of Colonel Hawkins?

A fun fact that lines up nicely with the premise of my novel White Out. Check this website out.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Aviation_Threat_Identification_Program

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White Out. Fact or Fiction?

I am posting a great link sent to me by an old friend and Army buddy, Jayson Tarzwell. Its about use of airships in the North. Fact makes great fiction.http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/quest-rare-minerals-mou-lockheed-martin-airships-1.3860871

Introducing "White Out"

I have recently published my second novel on Amazon, "White Out". It has more of a sci-fi lean to it, but keeps true to the tradition of  Cole Samson and his team of adventurers for hire, Harry, Max, and Marty. As ever, I would appreciate any reviews of this book posted to Amazon.

"Cole Samson, marine salvage expert, has been hired to explore a vast underwater oil bed by Unified Drilling. But this is no ordinary geological survey- it’s also the test flight of the top-secret airship Leviathan. A cryptic message from a waitress in a roadside diner sets Cole Samson and his team on a perilous quest to the top of the world when the discovery of a bizarre weapon from the Cold War pits him against the ruthless Gregor Strelstin, arms merchant and killer, in a high stakes struggle across the frozen solitude of the Arctic. "