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The Killing of a Shadow
- Narrated by: Moniqua Plante
- Length: 8 hrs and 37 mins
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The Killing of a Shadow
Narrated by:
Moniqua Plante
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Publisher's Summary
Staff Sergeant Alexandra Foster, a small-town girl from Missouri, arrives for deployment to Kabul, Afghanistan. She makes new friends and enemies, but most of all, she faces the reality that not everyone in the world is free. The torture, rape, and murder of young women in the country are rising due to one man. He’s known to commit these crimes against women and then hide for months in the shadows until he reveals himself again. Will Alex have the courage to face the shadow head-on or will her own shadows send her to an early grave.
©2022 Jennifer Hilley (P)2024 Jennifer Hilley
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