Harmon General
by Kimberly Fish

Publication Date: May 15, 2018
Paperback; 384 Pages
ISBN-13: 978-1732338609

Series: Misfits and Millionaires, #2
Genre: Fiction/Historical

 

 

Harmon General is book two in the WWII historical fiction series entitled Misfits and Millionaires—set in Longview, Texas. The novel picks up about two months after the story line in The Big Inch ended.

Familiar characters and locations get a shot of adrenaline from the biological hazard espionage going on at the U.S. Army’s new medical hospital treating diseased and wounded soldiers—a 156-acre pop campus created as part of a master plan to place U.S. Army hospitals around Texas specializing in long-term wound care for WWII soldiers. The Office of Strategic Services has one of its best agents in place as a nurse at Harmon General—Sgt. Emmie Tesco—and she’s soon up to her blood pressure cuff in intrigues at the hospital campus, particularly the mission to stop a culprit code-named “Dr. Death” who is accused of skewing the malaria test protocols being established at Harmon so that no one will notice him preparing to sell the malaria research to the enemies of the Allies. Heroes and villains circulate in Longview from the post at Harmon General, and Emmie ropes Lane Mercer into helping manage the overload of responsibilities. Readers of The Big Inch will better understand what drives Emmie Tesco and why poking at old wounds can be a messy affair. The backstory of Lane Mercer and her first husband gets a brutal airing too, and stakes grow dangerous for Lane and Zeke Hayes as the plans they’d wanted for their wedding are upended by well-meaning, Aunt Edith.

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About the Author

Kimberly Fish is a professional writer with almost 30 years of media experience. The topics she’s researched and written about are both fascinating, and, on occasion, mind-numbing. When she came across a notation in an archived Chamber of Commerce book–about federal project begun in Texas and credited with helping to win WWII–it inspired her to write a novel, retelling a story too good to be overlooked by modern readers. Since her debut, Kimberly continues to write novels filled with history, mystery, and heart.

For more information, please visit Kimberly Fish’s website and blog. You can also connect with her on Facebook, Twitter, and Goodreads.