by James Fleming (Author)
-A Jon London novel - His mind was running, albeit slowly, trying to sort out events and timelines. A Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) contractor, Jon London was completing an assignment in Nicaragua when he encountered a dark cloud of swarming insects along the San Juan river. That's when he felt a sharp sting on his neck. A few steps later he felt disoriented and unbalanced. He became dizzy and short of breath; he staggered, lost his balance and fell into the swift river separating Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Falling from the high riverbank was like a dream: actual time was suspended. Jon realized he was about to die. Perhaps, he though, time had been paused so he could know how his life ended. It never occurred to him he would die in this place.
Author Biography
JAMES FLEMING worked overseas for a U.S. government agency and later as a consultant to a foreign government. A frequent international traveler, he has worked extensively in Central and South America. He is interested in international affairs, the military, and college sports.