Book Review: Requiem for the Dead

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Victor M. Alvarez/Black Rose Writing

Requiem for the Dead, Victor Alvarez. Black Rose Writing. ISBN: 978-1-944715-58-8

Requiem for the Dead is the ultimate fictional revenge fantasy.  A so-called CIA Operative is captured by the North Korean Government and the operative’s father, an American general, asks the White House to intervene. The White House ignores the father’s pleas. After his son is tortured for three years and finally murdered, the father’s plot for revenge goes into hyper mode.  His plan, to revenge his son’s needless death, is to kidnap several of the children of high-ranking generals in the U.S. European Command in order to force the Army to implement a first-strike plan against North Korea. An attack that does not require permission of the President. An American attack might cause China to enter the fray which would cause a global conflict.

Special Agent Jacqueline Sinclair and DIA Agent Tom Price are assigned to find out why the children are disappearing. Pursuit of the kidnappers will lead right into the middle of the military establishment, where conspiracy and intrigue rule the day. Add two nuclear smart-bombs into the mix and the President along with the North Korean Regime and you have a spine tingle of an adventure.

The investigative duo find themselves in enemy territory and become the targets of trained killers. Courage and skills are necessary as they are sorely tested while they attempt to find justice.



About the author: Victor M. Alvarez was born in Puerto Rico and when he was nine his family moved to New York City. He was later drafted into the U.S. Army where he received airborne training, attended ranger and military police school, and later jungle warfare training. His military awards range from Jump Wings, Vietnam Cross of Gallantry, Purple Heart, Air Medal, and Army Commendation Medal. After completing 21 years in uniform he applied for and received his private investigator’s credentials and became a licensed Arizona bounty hunter.

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  1. Sounds terrible. Really. I mean everybody knows what is going on in North Korea. Intelligence Agencies are the last to find out anything. Like most surprises in history. Anyway Agents know that in the end a swap is always made. That too is confirmed. So this plot is almost a Monty Python comedy of -save the generals children fund – send a lot of money to this post office box in gold bullion please. The end. See you oh I am invisible being secret – Switzerland. At a vault.

  2. Lots of fantasy. But closer to reality, why bother with doing this clandestine work? All these government are run by secret societies. These secret societies already communicate with each other in every nation.

    Yes, there’s legitimate strife but most all of what you see going on is staged at some level. The bottom line is, if the central bank in the alleged target nation is either not under control or at least not friendly the Globalists, then there’s an issue.

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