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Capturing the Sunset - Hardcover

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by Alin Gruia (Author)

The French Foreign Legion is a mysterious organization that operates mostly in the shadows. Capturing the Sunset is the coming-of-age story of someone who entered this clandestine group as a boy, and emerged a man.

Facing death taught this former legionnaire about life. He overcame adversity and struggled to survive. He fought wars that were not his to fight. He learned to love but also to hate. Intense passion and drive pulled him through the most tumultuous phase of his life, but he did not do it alone. In the depths of his soul, he formed bonds with people he now calls friends, brothers, and family. From his first love to his first kill, the shocking events of his life have catapulted him into action, and he is forced to face his demons and hone his sense of truth. Ultimately, he must decide: Would he rather be hated for who he truly is or loved for what he can never be?

Number of Pages: 874
Dimensions: 2.06 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: June 28, 2020
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