Rebound (2009)
“Bonifacio. James did not attempt to smother the general with his Southern charm, knowing that this was the fastest way to arouse the Philippine army commander’s suspicions. The general was still treating Roscoe a bit coolly, implying once in a while that the American assassin on Velez’s trail was a CIA specialist there with Roscoe’s knowledge or, worse still, without his knowledge. Roscoe was still sticking by his concept of a renegade serviceman out to avenge his buddies, and the media was bla...ming the New People’s Army. What had begun to occur to both James and Bonifacio, but which so far remained unsaid between them, was that all these theories were wrong. The general was less sure now than before that he was being duped by the CIA, either with or without Roscoe’s connivance. If combat had taught the general anything, it had taught him not to rely too much on ideas. He had survived on gut instinct many times, and his gut feeling for Roscoe James was still good. Only, he wasn’t going to let the American see that.MoreLess
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