Loss of Innocence

About the Book

A pilot is caught-up in an anti-war conspiracy and agrees to become a CIA agent to solve it. Romance comes as he learns that American officers are involved. He survives the intrigue and brings the conspiracy to an end, but at the cost of his love, and the loss of his innocence.

About the Author

The second career of Edwin Bailey has become the writing of fictional novels. His first career was in international engineering and construction. His experiences gained from traveling, living and working around the world have become the fountainhead of his writing career. Edwin was born and grew up in Houston, Texas. When he reached the age of seventeen, Ed enlisted in the US Army Air Corps for ‘The Duration plus six months.’ He was assigned to the 13th Air Force, and served for two years in the World War 11 Southeast Asian Theatre. Upon receiving his Professional Degree in Civil Engineering from the University Of Houston, Ed embarked upon engineering and construction assignments that took him to a number of countries on several continents. As Edwin lived and worked in various countries, and traveled extensively in a number of others, he came to realize that he would one day write novels about the events he was experiencing and the people he was meeting. This novel, Loss Of Innocence, deals with the international anti-Vietnam War movement, and its chaotic effects among the Americans in Vietnam.