Missionaries

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Mason, a U.S. Army Special Forces medic, and Lisette, a foreign correspondent, are both haunted by their experiences in the post-9/11 wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Despite their scars, they feel an irresistible pull towards the battlefield, drawn by the noble calling and camaraderie of war. Their journey leads them to Colombia, where the U.S. collaborates with the local government to combat a brutal civil war and narco gangs. Mason serves as a liaison to the Colombian military, eager for what he perceives as a "good war," while Lisette is poised to cover the conflict. Juan Pablo, a Colombian officer, faces the daunting task of translating the complex reality of his country to the Americans, navigating a treacherous landscape of power struggles. In stark contrast, Abel, a lieutenant in the militia Los Mil Jesuses, grapples with the personal devastation wrought by endless violence in Norte de Santander, a lawless region. His survival hinges on serving a man he despises. As Los Mil Jesuses attempt to seize control, aided by the Colombian military, the Americans become unwitting pawns in a perilous game. The unfolding calamity affects all characters, resonating globally. This novel, rich in suspense and geopolitical insight, offers a profound exploration of the human heart and the consequences of unleashed forces, drawing comparisons to literary giants while establishing its own unique narrative.