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Skydiving and drug smuggling pioneer Roger Nelson lives life out of the box Fueled by a love for adrenaline and adventure Roger goes after everything he wants with gusto But now Roger is ready to retire from smuggling With a parachute center to run and a family to raise Roger knows it is time to stop the cat and mouse games he has been playing with the authorities for years. Sugar alphabet letters He and his longtime partner Hanoi plan one final run to Belize where they intend to fill their Douglas DC 3 with enough cannabis to set them up for life But then Hanoi dies in a plane crash in an attempt to make some legitimate bucks flying fish in Alaska while they wait for the growing season to end. Sugar alphagan generic Left without a partner or plane Roger remains determined to return to his family for good To do so he decides to stay true to himself and follow through with his retirement run Roger must rely on a colorful cast of characters and the most unlikely airplane for a gig ever Sugar Alpha the legendary DC 3 with the secret fuel tanks and not so secret paint job to help him complete the most daring run in the history of smuggling Sugar Alpha The Life and Times of Senor Huevos GrandesEnjoyed this book mostly because I know so many of the characters from my days hanging out at the DZ Roger Nelson Pretty much exactly what I was expecting Heard about this book on the Skydive Radio podcast and figured for a 3 kindle purchase it was worth a shot I can easily say it was better than some of my 10 kindle purchases If you re interested in skydiving planes or even just thrilling stories this one doesn t disappoint and to know that it was at least mostly based on the truth makes it all that much incredible Be sure to read the Foreword and Preface as they setup the story well Roger Nelson Great book Waiting for the 2nd part and the movie Roger Nelson Such a fun read Growing up during the times that some of the subject matter was on the news I felt connected Also being an insider in the skydiving industry I very much enjoyed that aspect Roger Nelson