Love is Not Dead

When Major General Jeff Guna got the note, his first feeling was that it was an enemy’s bait. A cryptic note: ‘Meet me at 9pm…come with a flower, if your love is not dead. Come with a gun if you need to kill me – JAA.’ Who is JAA, a man or a woman? Who or what is Major General’s love that is supposed to have died – or not: someone he loves, or someone who loves him? Someone he has ceased to love or has tried to kill but who does not die? This is the author’s third novel in the Kraft Books fictionseries, his earlier novels being A Poet is a Man (2001) and Moniseks Country (2000).