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Dear friends,Thanks for all the downloads in the past few days for the Sphere of Influence.
I hope you liked to read it as much as I loved writing it.
Could you review the book on Amazon, GR and recommend it to ahead to readers of fiction. Amazon Link below:-
http://www.amazon.in/Sphere-Influence...
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Sphere of InfluenceDear friends,
Thank you for your support, Sphere of Influence is now #380 in Paid Books on Amazon.in.
Please could I request you to put in a review on the book at the Amazon site,
Thank you so much for your help and support,
regards,
Ashish
Sphere of InfluenceDear friends, "Sphere of Influence" is now #68 on Literature and Fiction on Paid Books on Amazon.in
And #158 on Kindle in Amazon.In
Thank you so much for alll your support.
Missing your reviews on Amazon!
Really hope you like the book!
Regards,
Ashish
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Would be grateful if you could review my book "Sphere of Influence", a military-politico thriller on India's first intervention into Central Asia on Amazon Kindle and Good Reads.
Amazon link:
http://www.amazon.in/Sphere-Influence...
Thank you so much.
Ashish
ashish.dhongde@gmail.com
Just sharing a summary:
Sphere of Influence is a piece of fiction on India’s first military intervention in a Central Asian Nation from the point of view of four major and several minor characters based in Tajikistan, India, Russia and China.
The story starts in Tajikistan, with the near successful assassination of its long serving President and the beginning of a foreign supported insurgency centered around its Gorno-Badakshan (GBAO) province.
The Tajik President is operated upon at the Indian Military Hospital in Dushanbe as the interim President seeks help from Russia and the US. But a resurgent Russia has its own plans of who can and who cannot intervene.
With a Russian backed air assault failing, it looks as if the entire half of Tajikistan will be lost for the duration of the winter.
Eventually it is on a hastily collected force of Indian and Tajik soldiers battling to keep the crucial M 41 highway into the GBAO open for reinforcements, that the hopes of two nations rest upon.