Trident Fury (The Kurgan War Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
The missing Marine, who had been thrown out of the shuttle, staggered into their makeshift camp. He was a mess. Blood and sand covered his face. He had lost an eye and shattered his left wrist, but had somehow found the rest of his team. Sergeant Urban helped the young man into the wreckage of the shuttlecraft and looked after the man’s wounds as best he could. The next break came when the storm began to abate. On the horizon, a rose-colored sun started to rise. Sheridan was ready to rip the GPS off his wrist. Each and every time that he had checked it, it always said that there was no signal. The second satellite must be down for good, he thought to himself. “Oy, you don’t need that hunk of junk,” said Cole as took a seat next to Sheridan. “Why’s that?” Cole held up a piece of string with a needle hanging from the end of it. “What’s that?” “Weren’t you ever a Boy Scout? It’s an expedient compass. I rubbed one of the needles from the first aid kit with a piece of fabric to magnetize it.
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