Deniable
by David Edgerly
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Pub Date 28 Jun 2025 | Archive Date 3 Jul 2025
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Description
Trying desperately to hold on to power, Syria’s dictator resorts to one last, deadly throw of the dice. Using a recently developed bio-chemical weapon developed in an impregnable medieval fortress he hopes to plunge the entire region into the kind of chaos that will allow him to emerge stronger than ever.
The Americans have become aware of this weapon but are desperate to eliminate it without a major assault that would trigger a wider war with unforeseeable and unwanted consequences. They pin their hopes on a small group of mercenaries led by a former CIA officer and Delta Force soldier to eliminate the weapon before they are forced to call on the full power of the American army.
As if the odds of penetrating the fortress and destroying the bio-chemical weapon were not high enough, the group faces serious opposition from shadowy groups inside the US and Israel that want the weapon to succeed and create the war that will allow them to re-shape the Middle East. Besides their lethal skills, these particular mercenaries have one vital quality that endears them to the Americans – they are completely deniable if the mission ends in disaster.
A Note From the Publisher
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781836288930 |
| PRICE | £4.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 352 |
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Featured Reviews
An ex Delta soldier gets pressed into destroying a deadly virus held in an ancient fortress in Syria, On the face of it, the job is nobody’s idea of fun but there are some fringe benefits, not least of which being owed one by the US government. The settings are particularly well sketched and the narrative simply keeps its foot on the pedal throughout. Some punchy dialogue and characters that you want to get behind make this an engaging and satisfying read.
I was granted a free review copy through NetGalley and am leaving this review voluntarily.