Author Description

It is February 1991 as three men kneel on a roof in Baghdad. One of the two men is Louisiana born and bred Delta Force Command Sergeant Major Louis Berthelot, codenamed "Cajun" during his service in Vietnam. After Cajun concludes his final field mission and returns home, he stands at attention at his top-secret retirement ceremony with nothing but his memories and one goal: to visit The Wall in Washington, DC, and pay his respects. Three days later, Cajun and his buddy, Catfish, are standing in front of the polished wall, dressed in their Special Forces Class As. As the two men pay homage to their fallen comrades, they soon realize that the name of the man who saved what was left of their A-team in the Cereal Bowl is not on the wall. Devastated, angry, and determined to find out why Lonnie Moorehead's name is missing, Cajun and Catfish embark on a self-imposed investigation without any idea that the KGB and the White House are willing to do anything to stop them from uncovering the truth. Dark Honor is the gripping story of one man's unwavering mission to determine what really happened to a hero on the battlefields of South Vietnam.