When people say politics is a blood sport, they’re not kidding. Wayne Denton was always the quiet kid sitting in the back of the classroom. Until 9/11 hit, Wayne had always been that silent, unnoticeable person who you’d never remember. After 9/11, his talents became true gifts; drafted into Sniper School, Wayne began his career with the Rangers. As we begin this absolutely fantastic story, Wayne sits in ice-cold Kosovo watching a strange, almost blindingly-lit package, being delivered by some…creatures called the Wolf Pack

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Christopher Rush’s memories of his Aunt Elspeth, Aunt Epp, are of a stern woman in silks and lace who thundered at him and called down hellfire. The Aunt Epp he discovered from her notes was a woman of intelligence and common sense, “staggeringly frank for her repressed and obscure time and place.”