This fiction adventure story is set in South Korea in the 1970s. Korea is the "hot point" in the Cold War with two million... More > troops facing each other across the DMZ. President Park Chung Hee has decided to invade the north. Aided by a CIA double agent, the North Koreans learn of the plan and set in motion their own strategy to unify the peninsula under communist control. The Defense Intelligence Agency's top agent, Wayne Randle, works against the clock to stop the invasion that could lead to an all out confrontation between the world's superpowers. < Less

This fiction adventure story is set in South Korea in the 1970s. Korea is the "hot point" in the Cold War with two million... More > troops facing each other across the DMZ. President Park Chung Hee has decided to invade the north. Aided by a CIA double agent, the North Koreans learn of the plan and set in motion their own strategy to unify the peninsula under communist control. The Defense Intelligence Agency's top agent, Wayne Randle, works against the clock to stop the invasion that could lead to an all out confrontation between the world's superpowers. < Less

Following a military coup, student protests spring up throughout South Korea. Set against a backdrop of government brutality... More > and personal crises, DIA agent Wayne Randle is sent on a suicide mission to rescue the best hope for Korean democracy. < Less

American intelligence sources learn that North Korea has developed the capability to mount nuclear weapons on its long-range... More > missiles, which could destabilize all of Northeast Asia. To counter the threat, DIA agent Wayne Randle takes on his most dangerous mission ever, only to discover that North Korea has hatched an elaborate plot to capture him. Randle struggles to escape in this white-knuckle adventure north of the DMZ. < Less

This book is about my experiences in Korea as a Peace Corps volunteer. During my two years as an English teacher at Gongju... More > National Teacher's College, I learned about Korean culture in a very personal way and came to admire the people and the country. < Less

DIA agent Wayne Randle goes undercover at a Buddhist temple to confront an unltranationalist organization and locate missing... More > documents that could undermine the U.S. and South Korean relationship. < Less

Following a military coup, student protests spring up throughout South Korea. Set against a backdrop of government brutality... More > and personal crises, DIA agent Wayne Randle is sent on a suicide mission to rescue the best hope for Korean democracy. < Less

This book is about my experiences in Korea as a Peace Corps volunteer. During my two years as an English teacher at Gongju... More > National Teacher's College, I learned about Korean culture in a very personal way and came to admire the people and the country. < Less

American intelligence sources learn that North Korea has developed the capability to mount nuclear weapons on its long-range... More > missiles, which could destabilize all of Northeast Asia. To counter the threat, DIA agent Wayne Randle takes on his most dangerous mission ever, only to discover that North Korea has hatched an elaborate plot to capture him. Randle struggles to escape in this white-knuckle adventure north of the DMZ. < Less

DIA agent Wayne Randle goes undercover at a Buddhist temple to confront an unltranationalist organization and locate missing... More > documents that could undermine the U.S. and South Korean relationship. < Less