thrilled to announce the release of Ashley Fontainne & Janelle Taylor’s Operation DFC today! To help celebrate, we are asking our readers if you can
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Arriving in Thailand for my first black-op, Operation DFC, as
part of an elite team ready to act on recent intel that over a thousand
men and/or their remains are still behind enemy lines, Bangkok is our
last stopping point before slipping into Vietnam and extracting as many
American prisoners as possible.
For me,
this is personal. From 1971 to 1973, I was a POW; and now, ten years
later, I work for the CIA under the fake identity of John Sims, Field
Expert for Crop World, an international firm run by the agency.
While in my
hotel room, the unthinkable happens. Bangkok may end up being my
greatest challenge as my courage, patriotism, and honor are on the line,
and I find myself in the toughest physical and mental battle of my
life, wondering if Operation DFC will be my first, and last, covert mission.
Release Date: December 10, 2022
Publisher: Georgia Girl Press
Paperback: 979-8366909396; 360 pages; $15.99; Kindle $5.99
Rescuing American soldiers out of grimy pits in Vietnam is my life’s mission, yet I’m fully aware it is also a sensitive issue for both governments. Bartering for their return costs money, and the source of the rescue funds and the intent of the mission are both unknown to the American public. They will remain a secret until someone with a higher paygrade releases the information.
No one wants to endanger this crucial operation with loose talk or create an uprising against the VC that could lead to another invasion. If anyone outside the circle of trusted players learns what we are attempting, it will create a stink bigger than Watergate or the Pentagon Papers. Worse, leaked knowledge of our covert op could blast the whole deal to smithereens, and those brave, broken men might never taste freedom again. They would vanish permanently, just as I could have a decade ago if someone hadn’t risked his life to liberate me.
I will not let that happen.
The soldiers, and their loved ones, deserve better.
Pulling out the next piece of paper, irritation rushes over me as I read the typewritten words:
When WM meets with RL and supplies the code, RL will then give LAT/LONG coordinates to the exchange location near Paracel Islands to WM, who will return to BK and page team leader, RD, at 202-555-1717, and send LAT/LONG intel. Ocean transport of the rescued cargo will begin the journey, and the cargo ship, Triumph, which contains the physical funds, will head to location. Exchange of cargo and funds will take place on board.
“What the hell? Now we’re giving these monsters cash? Why did they tattoo the banking code on me? Why did the plan suddenly change this late in the game? I’m bypassing Carter and giving info straight to RedDog? I don’t like this. Not at all.”
On instinct, I re-read it twice, imprinting RedDog’s pager number before flicking the lighter. The ashes flutter to the floor. Rubbing the remains out with my foot, irritation morphs into anger at this last-minute shift of important details.
Reaching inside the bag again, my fingers touch a familiar object—the grip of a pistol. Before I can make sense of why a firearm was provided and how I can sneak it on the plane without getting arrested, burning pain shoots up from my palm and straight to my brain. Dropping the gun, I look at my hand, noticing several tiny needle pricks in the palm milliseconds before my vision blurs.
The room spins as my throat locks up.
Collapsing to my knees, I gasp for air, wondering what kind of poison courses through my veins as a vortex of dizziness overtakes my mind, followed by ebony darkness.
About the Authors
Award-winning and International bestselling author, Ashley Fontainne, has written over 25 books, including the short thriller, Number Seventy-Five,
which took home the BRONZE medal in fiction/suspense at the 2013
Readers’ Favorite International Book Awards. The paranormal thriller
entitled The Lie won the GOLD medal in the 2013 Illumination Book Awards for fiction/suspense. An indie film based on this book, entitled Foreseen, is currently available on video-on-demand. Ruined Wings is
about a young woman’s descent into drug addiction and is currently a
short film. The movie is free to watch and share with others in hopes of
starting a positive dialogue regarding addiction. https://ruinedwings.com/
Fatal Agreements won the 2019 Independent Audio Awards for best female narrator, Andrea Emmes.
Connect with Ashley to learn more about all her works:
Janelle Taylor has 9 NY Times
Bestsellers and many awards along with over 65 million copies in print
worldwide, plus ebooks. She is known as one of the “pioneers of the
romance industry,” and one of the “legends of romance.” She is also
listed on the Top 100 most famous Georgians. She has won many awards for
her books.
Follow Janelle on Twitter @TaylorJanelle6 and Facebook.
Check her out on Amazon Author Pages: https://www.amazon.com/author/janelletaylor
Make sure to visit her official website https://www.janelletaylor.com/ to learn more about all her amazing titles!
Ashley Fontainne and Janelle Taylor are giving away two Kindle copies of Operation DFC!
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- This giveaway ends midnight December 15.
- Winner will be contacted via email on December 16.
- Winner has 48 hours to reply.
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