Moving Like Fish In The Sea

<p><em>Cushing War Rise of the Resistance</em> is the first in a two book series <em>Moving Like Fish in the Sea</em>. This World War II tale is based on the forgotten heroics of Walter Mackay Cushing the intrepid father of guerrilla resistance against the Japanese in the Philippines.</p><p> </p><p>The Pacific War 1941 immediately following Imperial Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor the Philippines fell to an overwhelming force. Faced with the loss of his life's work Walter Cushing an American gold miner organized a resistance group in the mountains of Luzon. Although firearms and ammunition were in short supply dynamite and miners who knew how to use it were not. Raising a private army of 230 miners and stranded soldiers he began a guerrilla war against the invader. Dynamic self-sacrificing utterly fearless Walter Cushing set the stage in the Philippines for one of the most effective guerrilla movements of World War II. As the Japanese headcount rose and the phantom Cushing continued to elude his hunters the sadistic Colonel Watanabe tightened the net placing a high bounty on the American's head. When he began to torture and kill Cushing's friends it became personal. Only one of the two could survive.</p>