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Col. Anthony Deane [Ret.] sat down with Military.com to discuss his new book Ramadi Declassified: A Roadmap to Peace in the Most Dangerous City in Iraq, detailing stories of US Soldiers who fought in Ramadi.

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Watch the trailer for Colonel Anthony E Deane (Ret.)’s Ramadi Declassified above! 

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Liking to read is a pleasure. Reading good books is wonderful. Reading a great book is unusual. Ramadi Declassified: A Roadmap to Peace in the Most Dangerous City in Iraq, written by Col. Anthony Deane (Ret.) is one of the most fascinating, factually-historical thrillers on the market today. It is a must read for people to see from a hands-on, on the ground view what it was like in Iraq in 2006. 

This book skillfully, in terms totally understandable, takes one through the horrific wasteland of murder and intimidation created by Al Qaeda in Iraq. Col. Deane’s compelling story-telling moves through the phases of the peace process quite unknown to the public of what was needed to ultimately defeat Al Qaeda.

The cloak and dagger work, as well as the complicated maneuvering between the Iraqi citizens and newly emerging leaders, by Col. Deane’s TASK FORCE CONQUEROR command is nothing short of one of the greatest military campaigns of our time.

Often, when one thinks of Iraq, the words “roadmap to peace” don’t seem to fit. After reading this insightful book, it is clear that the presence of American forces in Iraq would be the only hope for the people of Iraq, as well as stopping and defeating Al Qaeda.

I urge you to tread this amazing book. It is a page turner that really opens your eyes to the Middle East dilemma like never told before. You wont be able to put it down!

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Watch the fascinating interview on MSNBC’s Morning Joe with Colonel Anthony E. Deane (Retired), who wrote Ramadi Declassified, A Roadmap to Peace in the Most Dangerous City in Iraq, a fascinating and accurate account that can only be given by someone who was there, on the ground in Iraq. This is as real as it gets. The remarkable historical account reads like a best seller thriller. Col. Deane’s accounting of this all important battle as commander of Task Force Conqueror is based on facts delivered with stunning clarity which causes one to step back with a new understanding regarding the role of American forces in Iraq and their intimate involvement with the Iraqi populous.

Click here for an instant download excerpt, a must read!

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Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, a prolific author of over 90 titles, has a new line of thrillers for mystery fans, The Chesterton Holte Mystery Series. Haunting Investigation is the first title; scheduled for release in January of 2016. Set in Philadelphia during the Spring of 1924 just as the 20's have just begun to roar. Society is finally beginning to recover from the ravages of WW1 and the Spanish Flu pandemic that killed millions. Poppy, a young female reporter, relegated to the type cast roles of her time, yearns to break into the 'for men only' realm of serious crime reporting. She is stuck reporting on socialite garden parties, and ladies fashion, until her editor assigns her to collect background information on the suicide of a prominent businessman. To her surprise, she soon discovers his death is really a murder. The unlikely informant was killed along side her father during the Great War. Who will believe this heroine, when her source is a ghost?  PEEK INSIDE