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F L I G H T  o f  t h e
 
S I V E R  B U L L E T​​​​​​​
ISBN 13:  979-8620440160 Amazon​​​​
ISBN 13: 978-1663549716  Barnes & Noble

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JOE LEZAMA underwent a highly covert operation vital to the stability of the youth of the City of Los Angeles in California.

 

Such mission was so delicate that he was placed under psychological hypnosis, then chaptered out of the Service to fend for himself.

 

With the mission successfully fulfilled, he slowly begins to remember who he is and is left alone to rediscover himself and a new world.

 

He joins the Force, the Bureau, the Agency, the County Courts, the Medical Center, and the Corps.

 

He acquires authority with no one to answer to, but the Whitehouse.

 

Believing to be General of the U.S. Armed Forces, he launches a rescue operation with the assistance of Air CAV to recover the POWs in Vietnam.

 

There would be one problem. He left his communicator back in school.

Then, there was Mai-Le; a Vietnamese girl...

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CHAPTER EIGHT

     There was a phone call that Joseph somehow knew was coming. They were simple coordinates given in Morse code. “Joseph? You didn’t answer me?” Monica questioned.

 

       “I can’t answer that right now.” He evaded. “I have to go.”

 

       “Joseph?” Stephanie called out, “Where are you going?”

 

       “He’s cataleptic again.” Monica warned. “And it’s always when that damned phone rings.”

 

       “Bullet?” Stephanie called him, “You’ve been missing for three weeks and you came home last week cut up and scratched and with another woman unable to give answers. What is going on, Joseph?”

 

       “We know, from Dorsey, that you’ve been at the hospital doing your thing, but there is still the three weeks that are unaccounted for.” Monica related.

 

       “I can’t recall.” Joseph answered. “I don’t know of any other woman.”

 

       “We didn’t find her until we came to your mother’s place. She was sleeping on the extra bed you have.” Stephanie added.

 

       “What?!” Joseph questioned.

 

       “Mai-Le?” Monica called. Mai-Le came into Joseph’s room from the backyard. She was picking avocados from the avocado tree.

 

       “Nó là gì?” Mai-Le questioned meaning, “What is it?” and saw Joseph, “Joe, you’ve come back.”

 

       “Joe if you want to spend the night shacking up with another girl then let us know.” Stephanie permitted.

 

       “No. I won’t approve.” Monica argued. “You’ve both promised that it would be just us and no one else.”

 

       “That was meant for you and me.” Stephanie explained, “He’s the one with the lineage. It doesn’t apply to him. He can marry and re-marry as he so desires.”

 

       “It isn’t like that.” Joseph explained. “I don’t remember much in detail. I don’t even remember Mai-Le but maybe she and I can put together a tale that will help you both understand what happened those three weeks in comparison to the days that I’ve been missing.”

 

       “I’m listening.” Monica confessed.

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