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Call for Blood takes readers into the seldom discussed world of crimes and atrocities committed by the Unit 731, as the daring agents set out with a vengeance to prevent further experimentations and deaths of Allied prisoners, in this captivating and unique thriller.
Thriller fans will relish in the danger, as Preston’s team of Allied agents, Miles Murphy, Henri Morreau and George Linka, traverse a deadly landscape behind Japanese lines, parachuting into enemy territory, and dodging Japanese patrols and assassins dead set on stopping them.
Call for Blood is filled with exciting covert operations that keep the reader anxious to get to the next page. The novel is based, in part, on the true story and the covert activities of an American Army counter-intelligence agent and his ‘special mission’ team that takes the battle to the Japanese. You will wa | |  | | Gold Dominion
World War II has finally ended, but for Jonathan Preston—the US Army’s most successful covert operative—a new mission is just beginning.
World War II has finally ended, but for Jonathan Preston—the US Army’s most successful covert operative—a new mission is just beginning. To aid US Army intelligence in its post–World War II transition, Preston travels to Mukden, China, to take custody of scientists and technicians involved in a clandestine Japanese biochemical research program known as Unit 731. There, he discovers an even bigger secret—the Japanese stole and hid thousands of tons of gold, precious gems, and antiquities from invaded Asian countries during the war.
Although initial reports claimed the gold was in Japa | |  | | Operation King Cobra
Action, history, espionage, romance—it’s all there.
A tidal wave of terror sweeps southern Asia after the Japanese capture Hong Kong and Singapore. Over a one hundred thousand American, British, Canadian, and Indian prisoners of war are put to work building a Japanese railroad in some of the toughest jungle terrains in Asia; tens of thousands die of malnutrition, starvation, malaria, and Japanese mistreatment. Thousands of allied military and civilian prisoners are killed by illegal biological and chemical experiments conducted by a secret Japanese Army research program. The Japanese appear to be unstoppable. |
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