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The Basra Contract : The Price of Passage
Overview
Nate Priest has been in enough compound briefings to recognize when the threat brief is missing something.
He and Shirin Vaziri are back in Iraq - this time on a KBR oilfield security contract outside Basra, far enough from the Hormuz operation that it should feel like a different war. It doesn't. The Iran-aligned militia network that failed once hasn't dissolved. It's restructured. And it knows their names. What begins as a straightforward security assessment inside a working oilfield compound becomes something else entirely: an insider threat operating at multiple levels, a fuel-smuggling pipeline the militia has been running through the same supply chain for two years, and an explosive-laden truck intercepted before it reaches the perimeter wire. And then the network stops being careful. When Liwa al-Furat hits the compound with a force built for a soft target - and finds something considerably harder - the night that follows will cost everyone standing in it more than any of them planned for. The Basra Contract is built from the real texture of private security contracting in post-withdrawal Iraq - the waiting, the procedure, the insider threat, and the cost of being right too late. Book 2 of The Contractor Series. Can be read as a standalone.This item is Non-Returnable
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- ISBN-13: 9798996915590
- ISBN-10: 9798996915590
- Publisher: Jon T. Harris
- Publish Date: August 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.46 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.5 pounds
- Page Count: 182
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