Insanity

Insanity
ISBN-10
1453519882
ISBN-13
9781453519882
Series
Insanity
Category
Fiction
Pages
92
Language
English
Published
2010-06-10
Publisher
Xlibris Corporation
Author
Thomas Bergh

Description

Can a young mind really withstand the affects of war? Experience the Iraq war through the eyes of Tim Bradley as he battles IEDs, Snipers, ghosts and suicide bombers. Can he take the emotional and physical torment of his chain of command? or will he fall into the insanity that surrounds him every time he leaves the wire.

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