SNAFU: Heroes: An Anthology of Military Horror

Church finished his whiskey, got up and walked over to the window and stood there, hands clasped behind his back, staring out at the water.

I looked at the fingerprint card.

The partial palm print was matched against the official fingerprint ten-card that was used to record the full set of prints when anyone enters government service. The card they’d compared the partial to was old. Someone had affixed a small gold star sticker to one corner. They don’t give gold stars when you do something great or if you score on a test. They add that to your record when you die.

The name on the card was a familiar one.

Looking at it twisted a knife in my heart.

The name was Grace Courtland.

I poured myself another glass of whiskey.

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SNAFU SERIES

SNAFU: An Anthology of Military Horror

Featuring original works by:

Jonathan Maberry

James A Moore

Weston Ochse

Greig Beck

And many more

SNAFU: Heroes

SNAFU: Wolves at the Door (2015)

Werewolf Military Horror

Bonus novella by James A Moore

SNAFU II: Survival of the Fittest (2015)

Featuring original works by:

Jeremy Robinson/Kane Gilmour

S.D. Perry

Bob Mayer

Weston Ochse

Joseph Nassise

And many more

Also From Cohesion Press

Horror:

SNAFU: An Anthology of Military Horror

– eds Geoff Brown & Amanda J Spedding

The Gate Theory – Kaaron Warren

Carnies – Martin Livings

Sci-Fi/Thriller:

Valkeryn 2 – Greig Beck

Crime:

Ronnie and Rita – Deborah Sheldon

Family:

Magoo Who? – Anne Carmichael

May I Be Frank? – Anne Carmichael

Coming Soon From Cohesion Press

SNAFU: Wolves at the Door

SNAFU II: Survival of the Fittest

Dark Waters – Deborah Sheldon

Guardian of the Sky Realms – Gerry Huntman

Blurring the Line – ed. Marty Young