Dominance: South Africa
When the CIA receives word that there will be an assassination attempt on South African President Nelson Mandela, there is only one man to send in to stop the would be assassin in his tracks. DAVID REASONS!
When the CIA receives word that there will be an assassination attempt on South African President Nelson Mandela, there is only one man to send in to stop the would be assassin in his tracks. DAVID REASONS!
As the journey sets into the dark, unfiltered recesses
of Africa, David is faced with crooked law enforcement, a racist culture
plaguing politicians, and an ex-military sharp shooter.
From the moment David is planted in South
Africa, he is alone. There are no trusted allies to protect him and the African
National Congress cannot even acknowledge his existence. He must move in the
shadows and remain out of reach of Eugene den Kamp, the ruthless, power hungry
member of Dominance, and on his own, find and kill the hired assassin. But with
no one to turn to and no way out, David will have to decide if his life is
worth his cause.
Out Now
John Whitaker
John Whitaker was born in India to parents who were medical
missionaries. They left and moved to St. Catharines, Ontario when John was only
six months old. His life was idyllic as a child until his mother died when he
was twelve. His father remarried and a fractious relationship with his
stepmother began, ending only when he went off to the Royal Military College in
Kingston. Although unhappy at home, he enjoyed his time in high school and, in
his last year, won first prize in the yearbook poetry contest for his sonnet
about Macbeth. He also was given a ten dollar prize for the poem by the
University Women’s Club, and a writing career was born. But no, at Military
College he studied Mechanical Engineering and went into the RCAF after
graduating. After his twenty-year career maintaining and designing aircraft, he
moved on to Spar Aerospace as an operations manager. This career lasted only
three years—John was not to be a “captain of industry” and got fired. He then
moved over to the marine environment as first a project manager for the
reconstruction of the Coast Guard bases at Prescott and Parry sound, Ontario
and then as regional manager of Marine Navigation Services. After twelve years
of this career, John suffered a heart attack and decided working for someone
else was not for him. He retired in Sarnia, Ontario and began writing. After
many false starts and side tracks when he and his wife Lynda trailered through
most Canadian provinces and many American states, Dominance: South Africa
was completed. He and Lynda now reside in Toronto, Ontario, where he is hard at
work—this time for himself—on future Dominance adventures.
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