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"Steve Wilson has set his first novel, Red Sky at Morning, in Ukraine—a refreshingly different venue for the unfolding of this military/political mystery. Following the post cold war dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the independent states in the commonwealth of former Soviet satellites are being manipulated by intrigue, misinformation, and terrorism.
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"Steve Wilson has set his first novel, Red Sky at Morning, in Ukraine—a refreshingly different venue for the unfolding of this military/political mystery. Following the post cold war dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the independent states in the commonwealth of former Soviet satellites are being manipulated by intrigue, misinformation, and terrorism.
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Oct 18, 2013
Steve Wilson
rated it
it was amazing
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Many authors don't realize how important faith is to members of our military, especially those deployed to the war zone. The protagonists in 'Red Sky at Morning' are men of faith, and while they live out their religion, the book isn't preachy. I've attempted to make the book character-driven, with an attention to detail about the locales, and staying true to the technology mentioned but without getting bogged down in the details.
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May 29, 2014
Stephen Boiko
marked it as to-read
