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D. A. Welch explores terror, hatred, and bigotry across cultural boundaries ... attitudes not isolated to the Middle Eastern war zones. In a captivating story, Flashback reveals prejudice close to home. The book offers its readers vivid imagery, credible characters, poignant events, and a spectrum of emotions.

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During a covert operation, Nate Dunlevy was almost killed when an young suicide bomber exploded before his eyes. With questionable sanity, he returns to the Low Country to heal and find peace. When he meets Eve O'Connor, memories of terror are tempered by hope for a better life.

With great reluctance, Eve divulges a troubled past with Wade Simmons, an abusive and manipulative man. But she doesn't realize Wade is a small cog in a religious organization that thrives on white male supremacy and hatred of others.

When Wade assaults Eve, she channels her anger and lashes out at Nate. He handles the rejection by doing what's ingrained by his military training ... hunt down the enemy and seek punishment. By devising the arrest of Eve's assailant and incriminating the paramilitary group for other crimes, Nate draws the vengeance of a crazed, self-proclaimed colonel who strikes back.

Flashback was written for adult readers; the book contains profanity and descriptive sexual passages.

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This story starts in Beaufort, South Carolina and moves to Charleston where it unfolds with the same charisma as the famous historic city. It weaves throughout the barrier islands of the Low Country and takes a brief hike into the Blue Ridge Mountains. Readers cringe, cry, laugh, and yearn for more when they turn the last page.