Mission Hong Kong

An arsenal of chemical weapons possessing unbelievable destructive potential have been developed by the Japanese in World War II. Only 4 ounces of the formula are required to obliterate the 70,000 Marines and soldiers expected to land on Saipan Island, in their advance on the Japanese empire.

In Hong Kong, a stranded US Marine Corps sergeant and a Chinese Triad leader stumble upon Japan's deadly strategy and the plan against Saipan. Together they attempt to develop a means of thwarting the efforts of the Japanese, and guarantee the lives of those already in the enemy's sights. But a Japanese Counterintelligence officer, a specialized BIO warfare detachment and the Japanese Hong Kong garrison quickly uncover their scheme giving chase. The Marine and Triad leader's only chance of saving the 70,000 Allied soldiers and perhaps millions of others lies in their ability to execute their plan before the Japanese launch the Pacific's worst nightmare.

Alexander Molnar Jr, is currently a Senior Analyst at the US Naval Oceanographic Office, located at Stennis Space Center, Mississippi. He retired from the US Military in 1987, as a CWO, and has since worked as a US Civil Servant.

Mr. Molnar has three best selling novels in bookstores, to include Mission: Hong Kong 1944-1945 (1996); Mission: Alpine Redoubt(1998), and The Land Beyond Time(2000). He is a contributing author to Garland's Encyclopedia of World War Two in Europe (1998). Mr. Molnar has written hundreds of paper and articles on military history, warfare, intelligence, sabotage and espionage for the US Government and Department of Defense. He resides on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.