Reddit reviews Deep Black: A Tom Locke Novel (Tom Locke Series)
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>I was a “private military contractor” for years. I worked mostly in Africa, where I dealt with warlords, raised small armies, worked with armed groups in the Sahara, transacted arms deals in Eastern Europe, and prevented a genocide vicinity Rwanda. Before this, I was a paratrooper in the US Army’s 82nd Airborne Division.
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>After I left the mercenary world, I decided to talk about it. Mercenaries are rising around the world, doing things that would blow your mind. It’s worse (or better, depending on POV) than most think.
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>I use fiction to pull back the curtain on the mercenary world today. That way I don’t get sued to death. (Or worse.)
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>I’m now a professor of war and strategy in Washington DC, where I teach senior military officers and intel types from around the world how to fight and win. I have unorthodox views, but that’s what happens when a merc gets a PhD.
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>My novel DEEP BLACK: A TOM LOCKE NOVEL comes out tomorrow. It’s thinly veiled reality, and a fun read. Think Dan Silva, Brad Thor, Tom Clancy with more…authentic details. Please check it out: https://www.amazon.com/Deep-Black-Tom-Locke-Novel/dp/0062403737/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8
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>More about me here http://www.seanmcfate.com. I’m even on twitter now @seanmcfate
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>I will answer all of your questions to the best that I can — if I can. If I can't, I will do my best to explain why.
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>Proof: https://twitter.com/seanmcfate/status/893219928802598912
Anyone else read Deep Black by Sean McFate? It's pretty surreal to see familiar names and places from SCW in print. Things like Erbil, Aleppo, Qamishlo, Sinjar, Soleimani, the Shia Crescent, etc.