After years of successful but hard work within the UK security industry, Martyn Jones had run out of steam.
Voodoo Nation is also the story of one man\'s life reflections through various ups and downs while always dealing with the urge he felt throughout, to follow his spirit and go out into the world in search of adventure..
There was always something disturbing about the Voodoo nights in Haiti, best described as \'gunshots, screams and drums in the night.\' Jones communicates this fascinating but frightening world, sharing his personal thoughts through a number of highly dangerous and frightening adventures.
Jones was one of eleven determined men who stood between those that could launch deadly attacks on Aristide and his family at any time.
President Aristide, his First Lady Mildred and their two daughters, code named Dancer and Prancer were all under constant, deadly threat from the dark and elusive forces of Papa Doc Duvalier s former establishment and remnants of the disbanded Haitian Defence Force.
Head-hunted by a former Company Sergeant Major from the Royal Marines, Jones made the decision to become part of the personal security detail of the ruler of Haiti.
Then a phone call came that changed everything.
After years of successful but hard work within the UK security industry, Martyn Jones had run out of steam
