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Learn moreSam Borne is a man of East and West—a man of great refinement and raw power, with the great skill and death-craft training of the ninja. Now the committee is sending Borne back to Vietnam, where a rogue army general calling himself Doctor Sun Sun is the overlord of a horrific armed heroin factory—using the forced labor of American POWs. Borne must get close enough to terminate the grotesque Dr. Sun Sun—and smash his plot to flood the US with heroin. But Borne will be forced to improvise for his life, with the help of a beautiful woman and his own extra-human training. Borne is going against all odds: one man against a private army out to sow the seeds of evil in America.
Ed Breslin (a.k.a. E. B. Cross) is a former editor and publisher who spent two decades in the book business. He now writes and edits full time. He lives with his wife in New York City and in the Hudson River Valley.
Corey Snow, a full-time audiobook narrator and voice actor living in the great Pacific Northwest, has been everything from a paratrooper to a software developer. Working from his studio in Olympia, Washington, he has recorded numerous audiobooks, including Crescent Lake by David Sakmyster and several titles in David Niall Wilson’s DeChance Chronicles. Corey’s love of reading and storytelling shows in every word, regardless of whether he is bringing characters from a novel to life, clearly detailing military history, or making software theory riveting.