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What’s in a name? Ask Danger. A naïve 17 year-old child thinks he understands because he enlisted in a Army, though his assumptions are challenged when he’s called to offer in a flighty segment of Afghanistan. Now a 22 year-old Sergeant stranded in a fight zone, Danger aims to find purpose behind his forced subdivision from his dear partner Joanna. Just when Danger thinks he’s survived a war, he finds a bit of himself seems to have died in Afghanistan. we am Danger; we am Prisoner is a inspirational loyal story of a child who wanted to do a right thing, usually to grow adult and find himself deferential in a distortion that both haunts and liberates him. Travel with Danger as he survives a hoary streets of East St. Louis to a terrorist-infested villages of Afghanistan, not but formulating relations with a Muslim locals who learn him a few Christian lessons along a approach as he discovers that his biggest risk might be himself.
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #154105 in Books
- Published on: 2012-02-08
- Binding: Paperback
- 368 pages
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Danger Geist enlisted in a Army in 2004 and was sent to Afghanistan in 2008. He published his discourse "I am Danger; we am Prisoner" to strew light on what soldiers go by in a standard deployment. Danger is now perplexing to grasp his Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology, an prolongation of both his college and troops experience.
By Danger Geist
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By Chris Stephens
This is a creatively crafted and retaining account that pulls we in from a initial page. This would be a good story if it was fiction, though when we supplement a fact that it all indeed happened, we found myself totally captivated.
But this book goes distant over a proportions of an engaging memoir. "I Am Danger; we Am Prisoner" is a demeanour low into a essence of each man. 'I am fearful we don't have what it takes. we feel like we have to infer something. we demeanour tough on a outward though am frightened on a inside. Who will recover me?' The answers that Danger discovers by his practice will warn some, provoke a few, though will inspire most.
This book also answers a question, 'What if lived my life ACTUALLY guileless in God's promises?' In a word: Freedom. In another word: Danger. The conflicting of being a restrained to a fears and doubts is not merely freedom, it's also danger. This book creates that existence come to life.
In further to all of this, a book gives clear though design discernment into a genuine knowledge of an American infantryman deployed to a fight zone. No pro-war or anti-war bulletin - only genuine life, genuine people, and genuine feelings.
If we are not a supporter of Jesus Christ, this book will plea many of your preconceived ideas of what that means. If we ARE a supporter of Jesus Christ, this book will plea many of your preconceived ideas of what that means. Omakase Links
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