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January 14, 1974. U.S. military prosecutor Jackson Kan is bound for Korea on a civilian passport - the better to make his way in-country, deep and dark, on the riskiest business imaginable. His destination is Camp Casey, a frigid and decrepit outpost on the brink of the DMZ, within spitting distance of North Korea's Inmingun: the fourth-largest, and definitely the angriest, army in the world. As for Jackson Kan, he's not angry yet, but there's plenty troubling him. A moment of brutal truth in the Vietnamese jungle seven years before still robs him of all peace, battering his heart with sorrow…
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5 editions- Audiobook · English · 1997Audio Scope · 9781573754644
- Paperback · English · 1997Ivy Books · 370 pages · 9780804113267
- Hardcover · English · 1997Random House Value Publishing · 9780517193990
- Paperback · English · 1995Ivy Books · 388 pages · 9780345472793
- Other · English · 1996Alfred A. Knopf · 298 pages · 9780679438557
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