The same irreverent, improbable heroes of The Goat Squad we met in Southern Rules (Book 1) are back and are learning fast that Vietnam really is more than a name on a map and that racial equality only happens when you make it happen. But the toughest lesson to come is the lengths they will go to for the rescue of a mentor and a friend being held by a terror group. If you remember Vietnam, Black September, and all the craziness of the 60s and 70s, this book is written for you! The characters are starting to mature and the stakes they play for are getting a lot higher. If you lived through this era you are going to identify with the issues they deal with and the realities of the times in which the action takes place. Mitch Bouchette bring s wealth of background knowledge and experience from his travels throughout Europe, Africa, Latin America and South West Asia. He is a linguist and has an insatiable curiosity; so it is not surprising that he has made a lifetime study of people, places and cultures and he weaves his observations into the fabric of his writing. He is self-described "closet academic" with a track record of serious publications in the international relations arena (under another name - we don't want to bore you with those academic papers).His current works of fiction capitalize on this background to present stories of people connected by events past and present. "Thanks for sharing your time with me and I hope you enjoy the stories!"

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