Bagram

A WAR WITHOUT STRATEGY - A BATTLFIELD WITHOUT BORDERS From the command centers of the Pentagon and CIA headquarters to the dust-choked roads of Afghanistan, BAGRAM: A NOVEL is a raw and unflinching portrayal of America's longest war. Through a series of interconnected vignettes, it follows the soldiers, special operators, and intelligence officers caught in the relentless cycle of conflict - where tactics are executed with precision, but the objective itself remains elusive.

Inside the wire, analysts and paramilitary officers track insurgents and hunt high-value targets, balancing intelligence and instinct in a war fought as much in shadowy backrooms as on the battlefield. Beyond the perimeter, patrols roll out in their MRAPs, counter-IED teams play a deadly game of cat and mouse, and Special Operations forces carry out missions that blur the line between victory and futility. Meanwhile, on the other side, Afghan militants plant roadside bombs and suicide bombers prepare for their final act - propelled by motivations the West struggles to understand. The war grinds on, a machine fed by violence, necessity, and inertia.

Gritty, intense, and deeply authentic, BAGRAM: A NOVEL is not a story about winning or losing - it's about the men and women trapped between duty and disillusionment, fighting a war that no longer knows its purpose.