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n 1942 U.S. Army Captain
Paul Carter (an alias), is on a secret World
War Two mission to deliver gold for Chiang Kai Check’s Nationalist Chinese war
against Japan. Carter is captured in North Burma and disappears into the Soviet
Union’s Gulag. Washington declares him dead a year later. But Carter survives
for a half century in various Siberian camps. In the 1990’s as the former Soviet
Union disintegrates, Carter and hundreds of other long-forgotten American WWII
prisoners captured by Soviet forces in Eastern Europe, Korea, and Vietnam, are
being liquidated to hide a secret both Moscow and Washington want to
forget. Behind closed doors in
Washington rumors circulate about lost American POW/MIAs still lost somewhere
in Russia. Captain Paul Carter, now in his late 70’s realizes he was illegally “written-
off” by Washington in 1942. He escapes “Camp Z-5”, in Siberia, acquires a new identity
and makes his way to Canada and then to the United States to seek revenge against
those who betrayed him. Paul Carter’s story of
revenge is set amidst an incredible half-century old cover-up which is still
being orchestrated by America’s POW/MIA bureaucracy supposed to be looking for
these thousands of Americans still imprisoned not only in Russia, but Korea and
Vietnam as well. Author’s
Note: This factual-fiction novel was
written when the author was warned of legal action for his research on his
second book, “America’s Abandoned Sons,” about thousands of Americans lost in
the Soviet Union after World War Two. The government’s threat was later
withdrawn when Congress called the legal action, “the greatest white-wash of
American history.” REVIEWS OF THE Z-75 INCIDENT “Bob Miller is the next Tom Clancey. This is a best
seller, fast paced and impossible to put down while the story’s fantastic pace
adds incredibility to the reader’s inability to stop reading.”
“The plot is clever and imaginative. The story is thoroughly detailed and convincing in allusion to fact and historical relationships.” “Fact and fiction are incredibly intertwined in an unprecedented tale of 20th century skullduggery.” “Miller is obviously the next new leader of the future spy/intelligence genre game. A must read for everyone interested in the roots of terrorism.” “Exceptionally well researched and written with a plot intertwined with historical facts and secrets still locked away in government files. A book every Greek interested in terrorism must read. “A fantastic romp through today’s world of intrigue and espionage in the tradition of John Le Carre. “An extraordinary read on a modern terrorist organization still plaguing the U.S. and NATO after fifty years.” *(Names withheld for attribution concerns): This fiction story is based on declassified government POW/MIA cover-up documents legally obtained from the National Archives which were then secretly re-classified in the late 1990’s. Washington then advised the author not to expose the cover-up or face national security violations. |