Running Dark
Running Dark by Joseph Heywood, published by Globe Pequot Press on September 24, 2008, is a work of fiction that delves into the complexities of law enforcement and environmental conservation. The narrative follows Grady Service, who, after returning from a challenging military engagement in Southeast Asia, finds himself embroiled in a different kind of conflict in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Set against the backdrop of the Garden, the story explores the tensions between local inhabitants and regulations designed to protect wildlife, highlighting the challenges faced by those tasked with maintaining order.
Readers will encounter a gripping tale that intertwines action and adventure with elements of mystery and police procedural. As Grady Service engages in a covert counterinsurgency campaign, the narrative reveals the struggles between the needs of the community and the environment. This edition spans 319 pages and is presented in English, offering a detailed exploration of the guerrilla warfare that unfolds in a familiar yet tumultuous setting.
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Recently returned from fighting an unwinnable war against insurgents in Southeast Asia, Grady Service finds himself in a depressingly similar situation stateside. The portion of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula known as the Garden is the setting for another type of guerrilla war: one that sets Service and his comrades against lawless, violent natives who flaunt fish and game regulations that seek to balance the needs of those who make their living from the abundant wildlife with the needs of the environment. To break the impasse, Grady participates in a clandestine counterinsurgency campaign.
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