GREEN HELL

A Special Forces Vietnam War Thriller

The intelligence said platoon.

The jungle said more.

Vietnam, 1967. Captain Dan Decker and eleven Special Forces soldiers walk eighteen kilometers into triple-canopy jungle to ambush an NVA supply column on the Ho Chi Minh Trail. The mission brief says platoon-size element. A Montagnard elder who has survived three wars says the number is higher. The FOB says proceed as planned.

The ambush works. The extraction doesn't.

Cut off from radio contact, carrying a wounded man through terrain that wants to kill them, hunted by a tracking element that reads the jungle better than they do, Decker's team has seventy-two hours to reach a landing zone that may or may not have a helicopter waiting.

No artillery. No air support at night. No second chances.

GREEN HELL is the first book in a twelve-book Special Forces Vietnam War series built on real tactics, real doctrine, and the real cost of getting the mission right when everything else goes wrong.

For readers of military fiction who want authenticity, not Hollywood.