Okinawa. He left the army to run a series of successful business ventures, then returned to military service as an advisor to the Turkish army, as an
intelligence officer and company commander in Korea, and as a general staff officer in intelligence and war plans during the Vietnam war. Prior to his
retirement as a full Colonel, he lived in a small village in Austria before moving back to the United States, where he now resides in New Jersey. He is the
author of four highly-acclaimed books published throughout the world including Myer for Hire, The Cossack Cowboy, Peter Krimsov and The Grabbers
(The Diamond Boomerang).
An intense and suspenseful spy adventure.
Peter Krimsov, a young and highly trained secret
agent of his Kremlin's masters, is something special
in cloak-and-dagger characters. Ruthless and
deadly, both as a lover and a man-hunter, he
accepts the world as his espionage oyster, and
in this mission to find a traitor who tried to make a
deal with the Germans investing Stalingrad, he
changes roles several times, in two hemispheres,
kills and makes love with equal cruelty, all to secure
a name that will unlock the past and bring both
discovery and retribution to a secret traitor.
For as part of the Russo -Nazi deal, a Soviet village
was bull-dozed into the steppes, and one of the
victims was Krimsov's wife and unborn child.
Her memory never ceases haunting him, and the
Kremlin's secret orders becomes a personal
vengeance. Yet his own fate subjects him to a final
devastating irony, for Peter Krimsov learns he, too,
must pay a price for the terrible past to which he has
so long been hostage himself.
This powerfully conceived story of a man and a
mission must succeed, because failure is
inconceivable.
Boomerang) and Myer for Hire are published in several languages and two were sold for films.