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The Long November
By: Walt Gragg
Narrated by: Peter Berkrot
Length: 14 hrs and 18 mins

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The Long November

Name: The Long November
Brand: Penguin Audio
SKU: BK_PENG_007294UK
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By: Walt Gragg

Narrated by: Peter Berkrot

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Summary

In the tradition of Red Storm Rising and Red Metal, an American military force fights a desperate battle against an overwhelming enemy.

What started as a military coup in Pakistan has ignited South Asia and threatens to spread to the world's largest democracy in India.

American and British allies struggle to rescue Western civilians who have been cut off in Islamabad. What starts as a desperate race turns into a grim siege.

But the fate of a few innocents pales in comparison to one inescapable fact: Pakistan is a nuclear power and some of those weapons are unaccounted for.