HAZARDOUS DUTY by W.E.B. Griffin & William E. Butterworth IV


Mexican drug cartels are shooting up the streets of Laredo and El Paso. Somali pirates are holding three U.S. tankers for ransom. The President is fed up and has what he thinks is a pretty bright idea—to get hold of Colonel Charley Castillo and his merry band and put them on the case.

Unfortunately, that will be difficult. Everybody knows that the President hates Castillo’s guts, has just had him forcibly retired from the military, and now Castillo’s men are scattered far and wide, many of them in hiding. There are also whispers that the President himself is unstable—the word “nutcake” has been mentioned. So how can Castillo “follow” the Presidents orders without creating harm to the nation.

It is truly Hazardous Duty.

3/14 Jack Quick

HAZARDOUS DUTY by W.E.B. Griffin & William E. Butterworth IV. Putnam Adult (December 31, 2013). ISBN 978-0399160677. 416p.

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