Life of A Soldier by GW Grant

An action packed novel that grabs you on page one and does not let go. The reader will find exquisite gems of insight in this original work. The story follows Bill Miles, who at twenty-five had just graduated from college with a master's degree in business, and decided to join the Army. Sharp, quick witted and ready to take on the world, Miles completes Officers Training and receives his commission. Later, he is deployed to the Middle East as the commander of an elite, counter-terrorism and hostage rescue unit, only known to those in the highest levels of government.From Fort Bragg to Iran, Miles finds himself in the midst of an invisible war, tracking a faceless enemy that hides within the civilian population and adheres to no code of conduct. He's even forced to struggle with his superiors as his soldiers are ordered to maintain ridiculous rules of engagement when confronting this new enemy. This same amorphous struggle that now ravages the Middle East, from Gaza to Kandahar, struggles in which religion, nationalism and terrorism have assumed unimaginable degrees of ferocity, are all part of daily life, in "The Life of A Soldier".An intimate and detailed view into the life of a soldier. From the complexities of the human drama being played out in the deserts of the Middle East to the things many of us take for granted - it's all here in a well researched, believable book that gives the reader a front row seat inside the elite counter-terrorism unit. Fighting bureaucratic red tape while fighting an enemy that blends into the population, adheres to no rules of engagement or codes of conduct.Happy Reading! seuss book collection sets cat hat