4.81 avg rating — 36 ratings

"Most Vietnam War fiction lives in the jungle. Sacred Plunder lives in the spaces between — the intelligence networks, the private security firms, the Laotian airstrips used by Air America, and the ancient temples that were being quietly stripped of everything sacred while the war raged nearby. It's a novel about what the war made possible for people with no conscience and what it cost the ones who still had one."