Swan Haven

In Cold War Asia, Navy Lieutenant Richard Cerzan and Marine Lieutenant Joe Priscovich are on the front lines of a silent war. They carry out their highly classified missions with the valor of crusading knights. It seems that tragedy has struck as one mission goes terribly awry. But Priscovich saves Cerzans life, and the scene shifts from Southeast Asia to the American military community of Yokosuka, Japan. In the cooler climate of Japan, Cerzan and Priscovich come to deal with the vast spectrum of American military involvement in Cold War Asia. They realize that they are part of a much bigger and more important struggle than even the desperate combat they had previously experienced. Three extraordinary female characters come on the scene in Yokosuka. One is the beautiful and devoted Navy nurse, Elizabeth Malizewski. The second is the incredibly sensuous and unhappily married Mary Marone. Irina Vdovenko is the stunning and dangerous Ukrainian born Russian spy. As these characters converge, the passion play of good versus evil is writ large for all to see. Lust, love, treachery, greed, duty, honor, and more are played out on the tapestry of exotic Asia.Tozer, Michael is the author of 'Swan Haven' with ISBN 9781591298229 and ISBN 1591298229.