Reclamation (Best Laid Plans Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
General Erikson had put up a lot of vicious booby traps while waiting for the blockheads to arrive, anything from bridges and overpasses rigged with explosives to destroyed roads channeling the enemy towards minefields. He'd also been sending out Special Operations Forces teams to strike at targets of opportunity, including behind enemy lines. The massive army closing on them had slowed down to a crawl in the face of the unexpected and violent show of resistance, especially after going relatively unopposed for so long, and their losses were growing more and more severe by the day. In comparison Erikson's soldiers reported far fewer losses, and were solidly entrenched along all the routes westward. The only options the Gold Bloc's eastern forces had at this point were to either try to go far north or south around the Colorado Rockies, which would slow them down considerably and leave them exposed to attack along a much larger front, try to settle in for a long siege and hope they had more supplies than the US Armed Forces holding out against them, or try to brute force their way through with sheer numbers.
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