The Sound of a Shot: When the war goes wrong, Someone Must pay the price.

Immerse yourself in the gripping world of "The Sound of a Shot," a riveting work of historical fiction that unfolds against the backdrop of the Vietnam War. This compelling narrative draws from the author's personal experiences as a platoon leader in the tumultuous years of 1969-70, offering a poignant and authentic glimpse into the harsh realities of war.

The story is skillfully woven through a series of intense flashbacks, spotlighting the lives of two men thrust into the heart of the Vietnam conflict. Meet Danton, a soldier driven by the relentless pursuit of career advancement, tallying enemy body counts and medals in a bid to secure his future in the Army. Contrasted with him is Officer Hoffman, a man fueled by a singular mission — to ensure the safe return of his men and himself from the harrowing battlegrounds of Vietnam.

Set against the backdrop of a changing military landscape with troop withdrawals and the impending end of U.S. involvement in South Vietnam, tensions rise between these two protagonists. The average "grunt" is haunted by the specter of being "the last man to die in Vietnam," creating a palpable conflict that escalates to a climactic and bloody battle in Cambodia.

"The Sound of a Shot" is more than a tale of combat; it is a suspenseful exploration of the futility of recent wars and the profound impact they have on the brave men and women who risk their lives in service. Through meticulous storytelling, the author invites readers to witness the human cost of conflict and reflect on the enduring consequences of decisions made in the crucible of war.