Was the Afghan boy asking for help? Or leading them into an ambush? A military thriller that tells the exciting adventure of the Green Berets warriors sent to rescue an Afghan village from the Taliban. The suspense builds when the Special Forces arrive to an ambush… On a clear night in June 2006, Special Forces Operation Detachment Alpha 777, the Triple Seven, gets their mission: Liberate a village in the mountains of Afghanistan from a ruthless Taliban blockade which is starving the people to death. The village’s crime? They educated girls in the village school. A courageous young boy from the village sneaks through the summer night to escape the Taliban blockade. He runs ten miles barefoot for help, arriving at an Afghan National Army garrison with bloody feet. Afghan Major Ibrahim Malik knows that his small ANA force is no match for the well-armed Taliban terrorists. Malik and the boy come to the Green Berets of the Triple Seven for help. The Taliban’s larger force is heavily armed with AK-47s and rocket-propelled grenades. The Special Forces must rely on their equipment, their training, and themselves. The soldiers of Team Triple Seven must fight for their lives, or the villagers won’t be the only ones the Taliban wipe out. This is a story of Sergeant Carlos “Chuck” McCrary, a Mexican-American Green Beret, and his team of soldiers who risk their lives to save two thousand Afghan townspeople they have never even met. Chuck and his fellow Special Forces soldiers live the motto: “We own the night.” They set off in the darkness to defeat the Taliban and break the blockade. But when the soldiers of the Triple Seven don their night vision goggles and arrive in the dark hours to liberate the village, they are surprised and outnumbered by an ambush of heavily-armed Taliban terrorists. A word from the Author When I read the inspiring story of the courageous then-Corporal (now Sergeant) Clifford M. Wooldridge, U.S. Marine, and his battle with the Taliban, I had to bring such heroism to a wide audience. Our service members put their lives on the line for us every day. Whether they are Marines like Sergeant Wooldridge, Navy SEALS like Marcus Luttrell (whose book Lone Survivor also inspired me), or U.S. Soldiers (represented by my fictional Green Beret Sergeant Carlos McCrary), these heroes deserve our gratitude and prayers every day. Carlos McCrary Private Investigator Mystery Thriller Series Six Murders Too Many Double Fake, Double Murder Quarterback Trap Dangerous Friends Day of the Tiger McCrary’s Justice Yesterday’s Trouble Four Years Gone Carlos McCrary Series eBook Categories: Mystery Series Crime Thrillers Private Investigator Series Private Detective Novels Thrillers and Mysteries Thriller Detective Series

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