What begins as the yearly fishing adventure of four old friends into the vast Ontario wilderness becomes a bone-chilling ordeal of terror so intense that two of them vow never to return again, leaving it to Lucas Tanner and Mike Stapp to go back and seek out the strange and terrifying secret of what lives and roams those dark and tangled woods.

What begins as the yearly fishing adventure of four old friends into the vast Ontario wilderness becomes a bone-chilling ordeal of terror so intense that two of them vow never to return again, leaving it to Lucas Tanner and Mike Stapp to go back and seek out the strange and terrifying secret of what lives and roams those dark and tangled woods.

Sixteen heartwarming, often humorous stories that cover four decades of ritual, custom, and tradition at Morgan Park Military Academy, seen through the eyes of one legendary instructor, Capt. Francis S. Gray. For more than forty years, his common sense and stubborn insistence on hard work and academic excellence helped generations of cadets struggle through awkward adolescence and into young manhood.

The incredible true story of the "Burma Bridge Busters" . . . the 490th Bomb Squadron in the China-Burma-India Theater of World War II. The author's uncle, a B-25 radioman and a waist gunner, was killed on a low-level mission in the waning days of the war. This book is both a search for his memory and a tribute to his squadron.

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