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Morgan Chai

Morgan
Chai
(pronounced Ky) is a Women's Army Corp Veteran (WAC) and a former female
Senior Intelligence Agent, and as such worked in, with and through all
levels of foreign and domestic government; having worked for the lowest
man on the totem pole to President Ronald Reagan. Her particular area
of expertise, as relevant to RETRIEVED and its sequel
STOLEN LIVES, is that she had the unique opportunity
to work and live amongst the invisibles, the children that no one cares
about. This happened in Mexico, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, South
America, India, Turkey, Greece, the Far East, the Middle East, Europe,
etc.
Before leaving the Intelligence Community she was a highly skilled technical
writer, a top ranked researcher, and a risk taking, challenge loving Agent
who specialized in espionage and counter-espionage activities. She adamantly
states that although her Badge and Credentials are retired, her heart
and mind are not, and the research in RETRIEVED and STOLEN
LIVES will bear this out. She's a master storyteller.
As for her publishing history, unfortunately 17 years worth of extensive
writing and publishing are classified and the property of the US Government.
To date, RETRIEVED is the first book of hers to be published.
She has a dozen to follow. (Note, as of Sep 16, 2008, the sequel Stolen
Lives, has been released and is available for purchase.)
Morgan was born and raised in the US Air Force and served 17 years in
the US Army. She is now a Disabled Veteran. Morgan traveled extensively
during her entire life, mostly overseas. She currently lives in the Colorado
Rockies.
Interestingly,
in the 'Acknowledgments' of RETRIEVED, she thanks the
US Government for their diligent training, as well as their attempts to
control a wild, daring, risk taking, renegade female Intelligence Special
Agent, but that she is especially grateful for
their failed attempts at restraining her. That should tell all of us a
lot about this unusual woman.
Morgan provided this to us for the site:
Greetings,
My name is Morgan Chai and I am a retired Senior Intelligence
Agent. Since retiring I have been driven to not only to write about the
many experiences in my life, but most of all, writing on behalf of the
world's children.
I am a little fish in a big ocean—a big, big, big,
shark infested ocean. But what I have to write gives me that extra little
edge that enables me to slip through their teeth. Being a little fish
sometimes has its advantages.
However, the problem is that those sharks don't want
me to write the truth. They don't want their soft underbellies exposed,
AND they do have vulnerabilities, and as long as I am alive I will continue
to write about them and the scourge that they are and what they do.
"Retrieved" was sent to over a hundred Literary
Agents, and not one of them disliked it. They passed it around in their
agency (their words) and everyone thought it would be a blockbuster (their
words) ...however, they all ended up saying the same at the end: "We
don't think your book is of a genre that major publishers are looking
for."
So, have those sharks infested the publishing industry
in a way as to keep the truth from surfacing? I hope not, but the evidence
tends to suggest it might be so.
My main purpose or mission in life is to expose what
is happening to the children of the world. In fact, I am driven to do
just that. And I write the truthful answers to the basic interrogatives
in order to expose it. I write from a position of experience and knowledge.
That's what empowers me to keep up the battle to get my books into the
proper hands. The hardest part of all this however, is that I must write
and not spend my time trying to market and advertise...which I know nothing
about. There's nothing those sharks would love more than to have me bound,
gagged and away from a keyboard.
The real trick to accomplishing my mission is how to
write facts but in a way that doesn't overwhelm the reader, and how to
keep myself out of jail by not compromising classified information. I
am sure you will be pleased with how I have accomplished both, and intend
to continue doing so.
So please, I enjoin you to read the comments about "Retrieved,"
then purchase a copy. Then go the next step and get "Stolen Lives",
the sequel. You can download Chapter One of "Retrieved," for
free. Your support and encouragement will enable me to
stay at the keyboard where I belong. If you have children, you especially
would benefit by helping me to do this.

Read
Chapter One, free, before ordering! 



Morgan
is also the author of THE EXTREME WOMAN'S COOKBOOK.
This
book's recipes and real life short stories especially show Morgan's humorous
side, and the life adventures of an Extreme Woman.


 
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