Once Upon A Time In Baghdad - Paperback

by I. M. Hussaini (Author)

Captain Abdul Hassan from the US-established Iraqi Commandos Force thought that he had the biggest arrest of his life when his squad nabbed a legendary terrorist, a psychopath who made Ben Laden look like Mary Poppins. It didn't take the captain long to realize that he was in the middle of one of the deadliest attacks Baghdad ever witnessed. A race against time began to defuse the Al-Qaeda terrorist plan aided by corrupt politicians and ex-Saddam agents. Before the 24 hours were over, Abdul Hassan was forced to face his darkest fears in a twisted chain of events and an enmeshed interconnections of people.

Author Biography

I.M.Hussaini is an Iraqi novelist and human right activist. He worked as a reporter in Iraq and the Middle East during the war that ended Sadam's regime by the US-led collation. I.M. Hussaini is the author of the controversial series of Edward Fleming that attempts to bring to light the stories behind the scene of the new Arab revolt and discuss tabooed details from the Islamic history of the region. The author's decision to write in English came after his most famous book The Detour was banned in Iraq and other Arab countries. For more details about the author and his work you can visit his website at www.imhussaini.com