The Arlington Sanctum: Missing in Action

by Mitch Lapin

Overview

This novel searches for and kinetically brings home Americans lost in the 'fog of war,' transporting them to the sixth dimension beneath the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Each recovered MIA has ninety days to prepare for their final destination. We compel the recovered unknowns to examine the forces that created their MIA status, including their ethical decisions made while wearing a military uniform. Follow Bill Bradley, a young soldier who died in Vietnam, WW2 master sergeant Jake Merlot, Viet Cong veteran Trey Nonh, and anthropologist Dr. Catherine Lee as they guide you through a series of discoveries.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185909195
Publisher:	Mitchell Lapin
Publication date:	02/07/2024
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	294 KB

About the Author

Over the last ten years, my concentration has been historical walking tours of Boston, MIT, Harvard, and The Battle Road from Lexington to Concord. I have a degree in education and subsequent Paralegal certificates. As a United States National Archives volunteer, I transcribe historical documents online. Additionally, I am a volunteer photographer for Find A Grave Foundation in service to genealogists and family members. Some of my genealogical research reaches back to 1630, the beginning of the Great Migration.

Additionally, I am an employee of Lexington working at their visitors center and I have a transportation workers identity clearance with TSA.

Editorial Reviews

I rarely read anything with a science fiction bend to it, but the unique premise of this book intertwined with the history, kept me very much engaged.
Although I never served in the military. I felt the author captured the ethical dilemma soldiers face about going to war and being in a war.
I also particularly liked the quotes that the author offered at the beginning of many of the chapters - very thought provoking.
I recommend that you give this book a try. You won't be disappointed.

Kindle - Tomh H