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THE FOG OF WAR HIDES MANY SECRETS, BUT RARELY A GOOD ONE. The Fourth Rule tells the story of one secret born when a Green Beret returns from Vietnam and disappears. Two decades later, the CIA approaches the soldier's younger brother, Matthew Grant, to uncover what happened. Matthew denies knowing anything, but the CIA doesn't believe him, and thus begins an intense struggle between the CIA, hell-bent on protecting its own and continuing its illicit clandestine activities, and a not-so-ordinary citizen, who has to risk it all to protect his secret and right a terrible wrong from the past. The Fourth Rule is a fast-paced, literary adrenalin rush! It's the story of two brothers and the secrets uncovered in Vietnam and hidden for 22 years, culminating in a high-stakes gamble where the prize is a normal life for one brother... and peace for the other. Douglass Seaver creates memorable characters and an unforgettable story." żAmy Bennett, author of End of the Road and No Lifeguard on Duty "The Fourth Rule begins with as well-written a Chapter 1 as you'll find ż and rarely lets up. Seaver is an excellent story teller. Just when you think you have The Fourth Rule figured out, he throws the reader a curve. Read this one!" żJoe Nowlan, author of Media Blitz and The Zyratron Affair Douglass Seaver is the author of the highly praised nonfiction book, Four Across the Atlantic, and the award winning short story, The Auction. He is a graduate of the two-year online Stanford Certificate Program in Creative writing. He and his wife, the painter Cheryl Seaver, live in Essex, CT. www.douglassseaver.org

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Book category Books in English Fiction & related items Crime & mystery

• Full title: Fourth Rule
• Author: Douglass Seaver
• Language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 302
• EAN: 9781610091565
• ISBN: 9781610091565
• ID: 03194153
• Publisher: Dark Oak Mysteries
• Weight: 445 g
• Dimensions: 229 × 152 × 17 mm
• Date of publishing: 02. March 2015

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