Brad Taylor
My life is pretty much an open book - pun intended. There isn't any great mystery to mine. My father-in-law, however, was a B 52 pilot. In the 60's, he was participating in an exercise off the Gulf of Mexico when one of the B 52s simply disappeared. The largest search and rescue in history up to that point was launched, but the plane was never found. All that was located was one of the crew members jackets. Ten years later, there was a hit and run, and the accident provided fingerprints - which came from one of the pilots of the missing plane. Don't know what's up with all that, but it would be a great book.
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Vinodunny
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Brad Taylor:
Just finished reading "Into the Gray Zone". I'm from India and loved the book. I'd offer one small correction: A chapter starts with Kamal and others eating Beef Curry from a street stall in Jaipur. I think that's highly unlikely as not only is beef is banned in India but Jaipur would enforce it even more. Also, sikhs venerate the cow as much as Hindus. Would you want to edit that for the next edition?
Sandra Dyer
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Brad Taylor:
I know there are others so much more qualified than I; but I am curious if you are aware of the character mistake in Chapter 64 of American Traitor? At the end of the first scene you have noted that Veep went into a bathroom when clearing the apartment. This should have been Brett because Veep was out front in the bushes guarding the front door.
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