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Written by a veteran, I found myself immersed in this heavily military acronym laden tale about 4 marines whose job is the LZ at their FOB during the ISAF in Afghanistan. When they take up their new post they notice the old militia house where maybe Soviets were killed. This is a great haunted house tale that‘s a metaphor about the stuff you never wanted to see or do in war that never really leaves you. Creepy, creepy, stuff. A great first novel.
JanuarieTimewalker13 I wonder if it was therapeutic for the author to get all this stuff down on paper. 14mo
Reggie @JanuarieTimewalker13 I have to imagine it was because this wasn‘t one of those we‘re hero books. This was one of those what a waste of our time, why are we here, why do we have young people in life or death situations facing their mortality before they have a chance to know the important things in life. 14mo
JanuarieTimewalker13 Yikes, war is a conundrum. 14mo