Fight the Good Fight

About the Book

A group of twelve soldiers and an army chaplain named Hap Kennedy form a rogue fighting unit called the Valhalla Unit and begin fighting proxy wars according to their own honor code. Starting at the beginning of the War on Terror in 2002, the members of the ad hoc group, some of whom are related by blood, find the battles in the Middle East to be suspect and begin to try to hunt down those responsible for the human dog fighting in the world. They will find the puppet masters in high places.

About the Author

Born in Texarkana, Texas, raised in the St. Louis, Missouri area, and residing in Bonne Terre, Missouri, the author John Nation had a typically challenged upbringing and knows the pain of life. He graduated from Southeast Missouri State University in 2004, has since written over 50 adoption home studies, and has completed eight novels, one of which was published by Black Rose Writing in 2014, “Wolves at the Door.” His work is influenced by Philip K. Dick, Joseph Heller, Ernest Hemingway, Elmore Leonard, and Kurt Vonnegut. Currently, he is working on a ghostwriting project and will be finishing a screenplay adaptation for his novel, “Fight the Good Fight.”