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    Pashtun: A Military Thriller
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    Pashtun: A Military Thriller
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    Pashtun: A Military Thriller

    By Ron Lealos

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    A black ops expert is pulled into a CIA plot in the Hindu Kush, in an action-packed novel by an author who “writes about Afghanistan as if he’s been there” (Publishers Weekly).
     
    When the Company receives intel that the leaders of both the Taliban and al-Qaeda are holed up in Pashtun country, they aren’t about to let the opportunity pass. The mission falls to the man known only as Frank Morgan, whose skills are already legend in the shadowy world of military black ops.
     
    With a handpicked team of soldiers, Morgan hits the ground running. But their original plans go awry after they rescue a burqa-clad young woman and discover that the Company hasn’t told them everything. In fact, they’ve been duped into a scenario that is less about taking out terrorists and more about money, oil, and drugs. And for Morgan, that means two things.
     
    First, survival. Then revenge.
     
    Set in “a war in which almost no one can be trusted and death is not the worst fate that can befall you” Pashtun is an electrifying thriller that will drag you through the front lines in a secret, deadly world (Publishers Weekly).
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOpen Road Integrated Media
    Release dateJul 1, 2014
    ISBN9781629141510
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    Pashtun: A Military Thriller
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    Ron Lealos

    Ron Lealos graduated from Western Washington University and studied fiction under Tom Spanbauer for several years as part of the Dangerous Writing group in Portland, Oregon. In his nonwriting life, he has developed, manufactured, and marketed a rapid home test for the detection of HIV antibodies. He is also the author of Pashtun. He resides in Vancouver, Washington.

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