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(More customer reviews)No Common Ground is one of the most exciting books I have read in years. It is tightly written and captures the readers undivided attention from the very first paragraph of the prologue to the last word of the book. I was arriving in a foriegn country on moment and fighting for my life the next. I think I held my breath during all od Chapter Two.
This is a magnetic story of not only the role women have played in the military but of the extrodinary job the heroes of Search and Rescue do everyday.
I highly recommend this book!!
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Lieutenant Lynn Burton stands in an old shack in the Central highlands of Vietnam. What is she doing here? Her orders are to report to Base X, but nobody knows where Base X is. Suddenly tossed into a covert CIA operation, Lynn begins a terrifying race for survival.Sergeant Charles Reese has never gotten used to the fear that hangs in the pit of his stomach every time the alarm claxton sounds announcing a rescue mission. The fear starts the moment he races over the concrete runway to the waiting helicopter, and it grows in intensity as the sleek Jolly Green Giant rises into the air and races toward a rendezvous filled with danger, perhaps even death.Sent into Cambodia to rescue Lynn and a band of children from certain death by the hands of the Khmer Rouge, Charles finds Lynn and the children alone in the jungle, surrounded by enemy soldiers who are determined to destroy the children. Their only hope is to trek through miles of jungle teeming with enemy soldiers in an effort to reach safety.
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