A posting to Cambodia was like an invitation to a carnival in hell. Diplomat David Foxgrove thought that the Asian war would end when the last American Huey lifted off from the scarred and devastated war zone that had once been Phnom Penh. His Cambodian mistress, Kim, stayed in the ravaged city to face the murderous rage of the Khmer Rouge. For the generals the war was over, but there was no easy exit for the people who had lived a season in hell.
In THE CAMBODIA FILE Pulitzer Prize-winning
war correspondent Jack Anderson and novelist Bill Pronzini have created an awesome tale of the cost of war and the price of love in the front line. Out of the battle-torn lives of a dedicated man and the woman whose nation he is forced to betray, the authors have forged an epic tragedy of our time.
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