Carnifex (A Desert Called Peace)

revenge: It Won’t Bring Your Wife And Kids Back, But It Might Help With The Nightmares. patricio Carrera Has Been Waging What Amounts To A Private World War To Bring To Justice The Murderers Of His Family. He’s Raised An Army And Air Force And Used Them. He’s Raised A Fleet And He’s About To Use That. He’s Suborned One Republic And Is About To Undermine Another. He’s Tracked His Enemies Across Half A World, Breaking, In The Process, Any Notion Of International Law That Stood In His Way. Now He’s Deployed His Legions To Pashtia, Penultimate Hideout Of The salafi Ikhwan Who Have Made Him What He Has Become. But With Each Step Further From His Home, Revenge Seems No Closer. And With Each Step He Leaves Behind Him A Little Of His Dwindling Humanity. Revenge Is A Dish Best Served Cold. Yet The Trail Itself Grows Cold, As Cold As The Snow-capped, Windswept Mountains Of Pashtia. Only Carrera’s Hate Still Burns Hot, And That’s A Fire That Is Slowly Consuming Him. In the sequel to A Desert Called Peace, Patricio Carrera continues his quest to bring to justice his family's killers, tracking the culprits halfway around the world to Pashtia and breaking every international law to destroy the Salafi Ikhwan who have made him what he is, but his quest may ultimately cost him his humanity As his own humanity dwindles, Patricio Carrera takes his private war against the Salafi fanatics who killed his wife and children to the mountains of Pashtia. Sequel to A Desert called Peace Tom Kratman. A Baen Books Original--t.p. Verso.