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"Mujahidin" is an historical epic that will take the reader on an adventurous ride from the battlefield of the Yom Kippur War, Mossad's struggle against the terrorist group, Black September, and into the chaos of war torn Afghanistan.
The estranged son of an Israeli sabra and American stepfather and diplomat, Aaron Harel spends his formative years living throughout the Middle East where he eventually meets Khalis, a charismatic Pathan tribal leader and mujahidin (warrior). Aaron eagerly absorbs the teachings of Khalis and incorporates the Pathan concepts of justice, honor, revenge and the warrior ethic into his young, impressionable life. As an adult, Aaron becomes the consummate soldier and Mossad operative, but personal tragedy and circumstances intervene that force Aaron to return to the wild land of his youth in the midst of a violent civil war. To survive, Aaron is forced to recall the dusty lessons of his youth and confront the shadows of his distant past.
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Two men, worlds and cultures apart, clash in their quest to control the most savage and inhospitable land on earth, Sarawak.
Sarawak combines diligent research and attention to historical detail with romance, adventure and gripping action to weave an extraordinary story of intrigue and high adventure as two men, worlds and cultures apart, clash in their quest to control the most savage and inhospitable land on earth, Sarawak. James Brooke, a young English aristocrat grows up with dreams of fortunes to be made in the Far East. To realize his dream, James turns his back on a life of ease and comfort, breaks a promise to his father, renounces love, and through fate and the force of his indomitable will, finds himself i |
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