Blood Washing Blood
- 360 pages
- 13 hours of reading
The current conflict in Afghanistan is not about Western intervention, but part of a hundred-year war over the issues of modernity, secularism, and the centralization of power.
Phil Halton Books
Phil Halton brings a unique perspective to his prose, forged by years of service in conflict zones as a Canadian Army officer and security consultant. His debut novel, which garnered a rare starred review, delves into the depths of the human experience in challenging environments. Halton's work is characterized by its realistic portrayal and insightful examination of the psychological impacts of armed conflict. His style is precise and immersive, offering readers a raw yet profoundly human look at themes of war and survival.
Every Arm Outstretched
- 336 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Set against the backdrop of 1978 Managua, the narrative captures the charged atmosphere of a city on the brink of upheaval. As political tensions rise, the lives of the characters intertwine, revealing their struggles, hopes, and fears amidst the chaos. The story delves into themes of resistance, identity, and the quest for freedom, painting a vivid portrait of a pivotal moment in Nicaraguan history. Through personal and collective experiences, the book explores the impact of societal change on individuals and communities.