Soldier Of Fortune

"The effeminate Orientals" and the ever willing South East Asian woman who wants nothing more than to make Casca her man and he make her his woman with the author always appealing to stereotypical Asian ways as if they are real and explains everything about what we need to know about South East Asia......more

Continuing some of the events from book one, The Eternal Mercenary. After being seriously wounded and healing miraculously before the medics eyes, Casey Romain, goes AWOL. In the meantime, he has made a name for himself in SE Asia. He and a small team are engaged in a daring mission to free a trapped......more

"Casca: The Soldier of Fortune" by Barry Sadler is a gripping adventure novel that follows the legendary Roman soldier Casca Longinus as he is called upon to rescue a Chinese family from the depths of the Cambodian jungle. The book opens with Casca being approached by an old acquaintance, who asks hi......more

Most of the Casca books have taken place during ancient history. The most notable exception is Panzer Soldier, which takes place during World War II. So far that has been my favorite story of this series as the conflict was more focused and the stakes were great. Soldier of Fortune is like Panzer So......more

I wrote a review that didn't save the first time, so I'll try it again. This book in the series was a bit of a pain to read due to numerous types and proofreading errors. When does an MG34 machine gun become a .34 calibre weapon? When your editor and proofreaders either don't know or don't care what......more