Afghan Horse: A Riveting Fictional Tale of Deep State Conspiracy, Intrigue, Love, Friendship and the Ultimate Betrayal (en Inglés)
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The opioid epidemic in America is out of control, and seemingly has been since the U.S. invaded Afghanistan in 2003. It has been alleged that Afghanistan provides the world with nearly 80% of it's supply of opium and heroin and that much of the profit from that supply is funneled to the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency, the CIA, through black market networks around the globe. In the U.S., two men, one a Senator and the other a retired Green Beret officer, become targets of the CIA when the Senator's fiancé accidentally uncovers a clandestine smuggling operation, a black op, in the swampy backwoods of Florida. Against the odds, they decide to go to battle with the most powerful deep state organization in the world. They stand no chance. Or do they? Afghan Horse is a fast-paced, globe-trotting, heart-pounding thriller; a seamless blend of fact and fiction, loyalty and betrayal, suspense and intrigue, that will keep you turning pages, never quite sure what's happening until the very end! Readers are saying... "A great, smart read! Really interesting characters. The action hops around the globe from Washington D.C., Florida, Paris, Greece, Cuba, and more, with numerous twists and turns." "The book also gave me much food for thought about what is or may be happening in the world today. Outstanding." "From Washington to Europe, assassins to lovers, intrigue and covert operations, a finely tuned, well-written plot and story development. Great read." "Probably very close to reality. Cuba history lesson was very informative!" "Once you get started, you're hooked!" If you liked Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, Lee Child's Jack Reacher, Vince Flynn's Mitch Rapp, or Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne, you will love this exciting and absorbing thriller from Robert A. Coryell.
