The Forgotten War - Paperback (Book 23 in The Airmen Series)

In the heart of the Cambodian jungle, as Vietnamese forces push towards Phnom Penh, two unlikely heroes find themselves at the crossroads of duty, morality, and survival. Granier, a seasoned sniper with a troubled past, and Spitting Woman, a fierce and enigmatic tracker, are tasked with scouting ahead of the Vietnamese army's advance.

As they navigate the treacherous terrain, Granier and Spitting Woman uncover a web of corruption that threatens to undermine the entire campaign. Caught between exposing a dangerous conspiracy and preventing further genocide by the Khmer Rouge, they must make impossible decisions that will shape the fate of thousands.

From harrowing jungle firefights to tense standoffs in abandoned temples, from saving child soldiers to unearthing dark secrets, Granier and Spitting Woman's journey is a brutal test of their skills, their loyalty, and their humanity.

Set against the backdrop of one of history's most devastating conflicts, this gripping tale of war, redemption, and the human cost of victory will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page. As the jungle closes in and enemies lurk in every shadow, Granier and Spitting Woman must decide what they're willing to sacrifice for the truth - and for each other.