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The Pull of Hunger
- Narrated by: Graham Mack
- Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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The Pull of Hunger
Narrated by:
Graham Mack
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Publisher's Summary
What will one man do to save his family?
Toor Jan, a struggling Afghan farmer, faces the ultimate test of sacrifice when his infant son's health is at stake. With no options left, he's forced to enter the murky realm of espionage, aligning himself with an American spy.
Tasked with producing critical intelligence about a dangerous Taliban weapons dealer, Toor Jan becomes a pawn in a deadly game where trust is a rare commodity.
Entangled in a pulse-pounding web, every stolen secret brings Toor Jan one step closer to saving his family or sealing their fate.
©2021 Matthew Cricchio (P)2024 Matthew Cricchio
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