Apache Snow - Finally!

Back in the lovely City of Seward, sun radiating upon the waves, boats of all sizes out enjoying the winds and fishing radioactive salmon from the deep Alaskan waters.  People like to argue the point, but consider the last report from Japan, how they were still unable to stop 22-tons of radioactive waste from their disastrous event some 10 years ago, from entering the North Pacific. Now that is a lot of radioactive waste over 10 years. When the FEDS issued their report on how safe the coasts were, they forgot to say they had failed to conduct tests of Alaskan waters facing Japan, we're not talking the Southeast Alaskan waters protected by the Aleutian Chain. Waste falls on the bottom, joins the food cycle, consumed by little fishes and works its way up to big halibut and our beautiful salmon.  But we do not to report anything that will effect the fishing industry, a multi-billion dollar affair. But I'd recommend you eat Atlantic fish.

I'm once again racing time. My first deliver of Apache Snow is about to arrive here. I am getting 30 copes to sell locally. I should be on Amazon by next week.  This is a Vietnam story where 3 fictional characters are put in an actual U.S. Army 101st Screaming Eagles squad. Though it is a war story, this is also a Christian tale of how innocence can be lost with the pull of a trigger and the battle to once more regain a man's faith.

I am currently working on Book 3 of the Arizona Rangers series and my publisher is now being sent the completed Book 1 & 2 to review. This will be planned 6 book series for 1860-1880's Arizona.  Current book handles Geronimo.  Sorry, I've got to go.

Just so you all know, Saturday July 11 is Mona and I's 35th wedding anniversary.  And they said it would never take!    God Bless.  BILL