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CONTRACTING REQUIRES DETAILS TO EXECUTE A MISSION
by Stan Bain
Stan Bain successfully expands the Contractor universe by introducing the growing role of technology in modern operations. The story explores how intelligence, surveillance, and innovation can become as important as tactical skill. With suspenseful developments and timely themes, this installment delivers a smart blend of action and strategic intrigue that keeps readers turning pages.
This CONTRACTOR – “Contracting requires details to execute a mission,” is the second in a series of fiction books about a General Contractor in Montana. His team of assassins had recovered from the bad experience of losing some of their members in the first book. The team organization became stronger with advanced training in scuba diving and medical needs. This book continues with expanding assignments in Scotland, Ireland, and South America, operating from their base in the Nevada desert, they regroup and continue on. Additional characters are Angelique, a beautiful woman with exceptional computer knowledge and skills. She served in the Brazilian Army for 12 years as a hand-to-hand combat instructor. She was known to take out five guys with her bare hands during a battle, and she has other skills that complement the team. John, a spoiled brat who staged his own kidnapping and that of other individuals. The future became questionable when the Contractor, Jim, learned that his wife, Jane, had become a victim, leading him to leave the team. Other series are either in editing or planning stages with additional characters, including a nun and a hooker. A Love story of two members, Baby Jesus and Tarzan, and others will appear in future books.
Stan, a vietnam veteran used writing to escape from the pains and nightmares of PTSD. He has written eight books and additional books are in the planning. His website www.authorstanbainbooks.com
Stan was raised in Kalispell, Montana, and was born on 2/15/1945. He was drafted and spent thirteen months in Vietnam, 1967-1968. After which, he got a temporary job with the U.S. Forest Service. But it lasted for thirty-three years. During that time, he taught night school in the winter quarter for several years at Flathead Community College, focusing on forestry applications using aerial photos. Stan started writing in 2014. His first book, "You Are Never Alone," was based on his journey during the Vietnam War. It took him three years to write. When he is asked how many kids he has, he would say, "About 25,000. They range from 5 days old to 97. He never fathered children due to the event that happened in Vietnam. He was Santa at the Kalispell Mall for fifteen years, and those were his kids. That was his second book is "Being Santa, Santa's Secrets." That was the best job ever. That book is filled with great stories and kids' concerns. It has been republished as "Secret Kids Tell Santa." Thanks to his cousin, he returned to Vietnam in November 2019. That was his third book, "Return To Vietnam - The Memories - Facing my Demons and Coming to Terms with Them." This book documents his two-week trip to an area that was once the site of the most harrowing and defining moments. The story is a deep, emotional story of guilt, trauma, and pain. The objective was to locate an orphanage where two kids were killed. Meeting Sister Renee, the last of the living nuns, was an unexpected climax to the story. This is a must-read book. Stan found writing was important as a way to deal with PTSD. His next five books were a series called "Contrator", each with a different subtitle. The stories are about a building contractor in Montana who had a team of assassins in a secret base in Nevada. He got the jobs from a Senator and was paid by the CIA. The story will keep you guessing what's next?? Stan used his experience as a skydiver, licensed pilot, master scuba diver, and his knowledge of satellite imagery, along with other experience he gained working in a classified government area. Other books are in the works as Stan continues to write. He presently lives in Florida.
Facing my Demons and Coming to Terms with Them
Stan, a Vietnam veteran who served thirteen months in Vietnam, only to continue the War after returning home. His thoughts still in turmoil, hallucinations and nightmares continued for more than 50 years. Going back turned out to be more than he had expected. Meeting Sister Renee, the last of the living nuns who was at the orphanage, at the same time that Stan was during the VC attack. This is a must-read book, an emotional journey that became a healing process.
IT'S NOT ALWAYS ABOUT BUILDING
A gripping political thriller that blends military precision, espionage, and high-stakes action into a compelling story. Stan Bain crafts a protagonist whose skills and moral dilemmas keep readers invested from beginning to end. Fans of military thrillers and covert-operations fiction will appreciate the fast pace, authentic detail, and unexpected twists. This powerful opening installment lays the foundation for an exciting series.
CONTRACTING SOMETIMES REQUIRES SPECIAL TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY
This third book in the series involves a mission against Russian mercenary soldiers. A love affair in which Angelique and Joker were married. Joke went on a mission, not knowing that he was going to be a daddy, and he was seriously injured, which changed his role with the team. Scorpio struggled with a mission, which led him to wonder about life and his future.
CONTRACTING REQUIRES TEAMWORK DEDICATION TO COMPLETE THE MISSION
One of the strongest themes in the series emerges in this compelling installment: no mission succeeds alone. Through strong character development and engaging action sequences, Stan Bain explores loyalty, trust, and sacrifice. The relationships between team members add emotional depth while maintining the excitement tht readers have come to expect from the Contractor series.
CONTRACTING WILL COME TO AN END
A fitting, memorable conclusion to an ambitious thriller series, Bain delivers high stakes, emotional resonance, and a satisfying resolution that honors the characters' journey. Longtime readers will appreciate the way lingering questions are addressed, while new readers will recognize the scope and depth of the Contrator saga. An engaging finale that brings the series to a strong finish.
