1972: a novel
A leaked plan to drop a nuclear bomb on North Vietnam ignites a race to prevent global catastrophe. As Operation Mad Dog looms, three young witnesses—Jeremiah, Kimoni, and Sherry—confront racism, sabotage, and truth buried in power. From Klan-driven hatred to a secret nuclear mission, their lives collide with a senator fighting to stop WWIII. Amid war and division, an unexpected love rises.
About the Author
Don Glenn Graduated from Rollins College with a bachelor’s degree in creative writing. Poet, screen writer, and spent some time in Nashville, Tennessee, working on breaking into the music industry, writing song lyrics. Published first novel, Taste of Gold Smell of Death, a story about finding the Queen’s dowry from the fleet of 1715.
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In 1972, Jack Anderson, a syndicated news journalist, reported that President Nixon threatened to drop a nuclear bomb on North Vietnam. The plan, “Operation Mad Dog,” was leaked to the press. In Vietnam, the North Vietnamese were coming across the DMZ to invade South Vietnam in what was believed to be the beginning of the …
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Operation Mad Dog threatens global catastrophe as Jeremiah, Kimoni, and Sherry face sabotage, hatred, and hidden missions—fighting to expose the truth before war erupts. ISBN 13 (SOFT): 9781665784467ISBN 13 (HARD): 9781665784481ISBN 13 (eBook): 9781665784474
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