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"Catalyst" is a three volume, epic fictional story of Tom Davis's extraordinary life that spans time, historical events, and multiple continents. From initially meeting, his first love in a quiet country town in the sixties, to quitting his adventurous life at the turn of the new Millennium. Book One introduces Tom, our main character as he tells us of his life, starting with a love affair, and culminating with the end of his first tour of duty in Vietnam. The narrative of this novel is rich in colour and action. The life of young hero Tom Davis moves spontaneously through the pages, with author Timothy Diamond's unique style of writing and creative presentation. The author gives us food for thought between war and peacetime activities. The book is suitable for both genders, and especially Ex-Military personnel will enjoy this novel. F.E.Louttit - BBAdmin - CWRRSM Chief WRAN Radio Supervisor (Retired). The author's style is unique in the way the story flows with humour and action, yet still moves at a good pace. Books one and two were great, and I am looking forward to reviewing number three. J.L.Galloway - Correspondent, US Military Affairs Consultant, Co-author 'We Were Soldiers' A fine read, I like your style. C.E.Moore - Director US Military Archives, Washington DC.

"Catalyst" is a three volume epic fictional story of Tom Davis's extraordinary life that spans time, historical events, and multiple continents. From initially meeting his first love in a quiet country town in the sixties, to quitting his adventure life at turn of the millennium. In Book One, Tom told us of his love affair, and how he went to join the army special forces, culminated with the end of his first tour of Vietnam. Book Two continued with Tom back in action again in different parts of the globe, in secret warzones. This book ended as Tom has to make a choice, to stay or move on to fresher adventures. Book Three, the epic final, Tom takes us into the world of Government spy agencies, and shows us the extreme pressures of undercover spy work. Tom exposes how gun and drug traffickers are found, and caught in high stake take-downs. What really happens behind the headlines we see and hear in the media? After thirty years of 'Playing the Game', maybe it's time for Tom to give it away... or is it?