Anne Fox - Camp Chaos

“Can you tell us what the reason is?” Doc Rich asked.

“Sure. It’s this little unit motto. ‘Mission First.’”

Both Doc Andy and Doc Rich regarded Hank with concern.

Spud smiled. “My beautiful wife isn’t angry with me,” he began. “She’s angry with you. You see, we got about this far ,” he continued, leaning to kiss her but not quite getting there, “before a bug in our ears told us you wanted to see us. And frankly, we wanted to get this far,” leaning and giving her a long, hungry kiss, “and a lot farther.”

Hank chuckled. Seeing where her hand was going, Spud admonished her, “Not here.”

“Are we excused?” Hank asked.

Doc Rich smiled. “Ok, children. You may go play now.”

Hank grinned at Spud. “Race ya!” She dashed out the door, Spud on her heels.

Doc Andy smiled. Looking at Doc Rich, he said, sliding a quarter onto her desk, “I bet I can tell you what we’re going to see on the biometrics in about five minutes, Lois.”

She slid the quarter back toward him. “That would be a stupid bet to take,” she said.

Anne Fox spends her time traveling, writing, and spending time with her four cats in El Paso, Texas. An avid firearms enthusiast, instructor, and competitive marksman, as well as an FAA-certified commercial pilot, The Unit series marries her love for marksmanship and flying via an overly-active imagination to answer the question “What if?”

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CAMP CHAOS

Book 1 of The Unit Series

COPYRIGHT © 2019 ANNE FOX

FIRST EDITION 2019

Printed in the United States of America

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ISBN 978-1-950389-02-5

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Cover Design by MOMIR BOROCKI

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