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My latest historical novel, Necessary Evil, will the the spotlight book tomorrow, Oct. 2, on Indie Author Anonymous. It will also be available as a FREE Kindle download on Oct. 2nd and 3rd on Amazon:
Necessary Evil: John Bushore: 9780615579542: Amazon.com: Books
Necessary Evil examines the atrocities of war through the eyes of an innocent, a young man who doesn’t have a “dog in the fight.”
In 1944, American forces attack the small, Japanese-held island of Tinian. Tedtaotao, an orphaned native boy, must avoid both forces to survive. The Americans win, and Ted is thrown into a detention camp, but eventually becomes “adopted” by a squadron after he exposes a Japanese spy. When a massive force of U.S. bombers arrives on Tinian, he notices a few things that put him onto a top-secret project. Despite the risk of being shot as a spy, he stows away on a plane headed out to drop some sort of special “gadget” on Japan . At the end of the war, which nation will end up owning his homeland? Ted, who has watched the war as a neutral, must decide who he distrusts most, the Japanese who committed atrocities against his people, or the Americans who have unleashed the fires of hell and killed many thousands of innocents.
Necessary Evil: John Bushore: 9780615579542: Amazon.com: Books
Necessary Evil examines the atrocities of war through the eyes of an innocent, a young man who doesn’t have a “dog in the fight.”
In 1944, American forces attack the small, Japanese-held island of Tinian. Tedtaotao, an orphaned native boy, must avoid both forces to survive. The Americans win, and Ted is thrown into a detention camp, but eventually becomes “adopted” by a squadron after he exposes a Japanese spy. When a massive force of U.S. bombers arrives on Tinian, he notices a few things that put him onto a top-secret project. Despite the risk of being shot as a spy, he stows away on a plane headed out to drop some sort of special “gadget” on Japan . At the end of the war, which nation will end up owning his homeland? Ted, who has watched the war as a neutral, must decide who he distrusts most, the Japanese who committed atrocities against his people, or the Americans who have unleashed the fires of hell and killed many thousands of innocents.