The Campesino

About the Book

Years of endless days and sleepless nights, the complex product is done. Five young men sacrifi ced their youth, sequestered behind secured doors to develop a highly intricate software system. They stand ready to reap the rewards of their labor and sacrifi ce. Naïve and not comprehending the work’s true value or lengths others will go to covet what they made, intrigue and betrayal soon plague the young men. The rich and powerful seek to take the genius of that which is the fi ve’s product and resort to unfathomable schemes and deeds to do so. The challenge to end all plots falls to one of the young men. By chance, it is to one who is kidnapped and brought to a dangerous place for refuge, only to be lured from his sanctuary by the woman he had always desired.

About the Author

O. G. Diaz was born in the Central American nation of Honduras. He immigrated to the United States in 1958. He is married and has two children and four grandkids. A Louisiana State University graduate with a degree in accounting, he retired as a tax administrator from the Louisiana Department of Revenue and Taxation. He is a combat veteran of the Vietnam War, who served with the 75th Combat Tracker Detachment, a generally unheard-of military formation designed to track down an elusive enemy through the jungles of Southeast Asia. A lifelong passion for travel, history, and adventure gives him the insight to craft stories such as The Campesino.