The national bestseller about one soldier’s battle against the Taliban and for his own future
A
Hill-Times
Book of the Year
Captain Robert Semrau’s military trial made international headlines—a Canadian soldier serving in Afghanistan arrested for allegedly killing a grievously wounded Taliban soldier in the field. For more than two years, Semrau faced an uncertain future that hinged on an incident blurred by the fog of war.
In
The Taliban Don’t Wave
, Semrau has written an emotionally draining and mind-snapping first-hand account not of his alleged crime, but of war on the ground in Afghanistan. Raw and explosive, this is a book about soldiers who live, fight and die in a moonscape of a country where it is always hard to tell friend from enemy. In the national bestseller
, Robert Semrau takes you with him on a journey you may not be ready for, into the sheer hell that is “The Stan.”
With a foreword by Major-General (Ret’d) Lewis MacKenzie and a preface by Michael Friscolanti.