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Title: All Because of War
Genre: Christian, sci fi, military, war, thriller
Pages: 275

Synopsis:

What were they doing deep in the desert? Where was Sha’ Medine? And where were the prisoners of war? Destroy Sha’ Medine, a city-fortress that is only rumored to exist, and Arabia would fall and the thirteen-year war would be brought to its knees. A story of faith in the face of the worst kinds of adversity.

Follow Corporal Will Levings deep into the heart of the Arabian Desert in the novel All Because Of War as he wages with a merciless futuristic war. On the run after his aircraft is shred by enemy fire, Will must find a way to escape an almost certain death.

America has been thrust into the war that Israel had all but begged them to enter. In the daunting heat of the lonely desert, Will is forced to confront his frustrations of living in the shadows of his father, Colonel John Levings, the American hero, a hero whose reputation has been tarnished by years of conspiracy and lies. His father’s fading fame is the least of Will’s concerns as things go from bad to worse when he wanders into the deathly grip of an enemy war camp. But the prison holds the answer needed to end the thirteen-year war. And now, with seemingly no way out, Will must find a way to share his knowledge with the only people who can help him escape.

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Review submitted 4/10/12 by James Field


Many an exciting story has been written about the Holy Crusades which transpired in Europe between the years 1095 and 1270. David Amburgey's novel, 'All because of War', adds to these stories and looks to the future where his tale begins in the year 2028.

All Arab nations unite under one leader to become a super-power with the ambition not only to conquer Israel, but also the entire world. America is reluctantly drawn into a new crusade, the outcome of which will decide the age old conflict once and for all.

The new nation, 'Arabia', has developed superior technologies in the fields of defence and genetics. One man, Will Levings, discovers their secrets and holds the key to sway the war in the allies favour – if only he could escape from a brutal war camp where the only way out is death…

Alas, the book publisher's editors and proof readers need their fingers slapped for shoddy work. There is room for improvement here, which is a shame, because it spoilt my enjoyment somewhat.

None the less, for those who enjoy fast paced war adventures, spiced with political intrigue and conspiracy in the White House, this action packed thriller is well worth reading.

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