Price

A single frequency can save a platoon-or paint a target on your back.
Twenty-one-year-old Specialist Ryan Price is a 35-Tango-an Army electronics maintainer trained to fix machines, not fight wars. But when he deploys to the volatile Arghandab River Valley of Afghanistan with a multi-million-dollar, classified signals intelligence platform code-named the Oracle, the line between support asset and frontline combatant instantly evaporates.

Perched on an exposed mountain spur, Ryan learns to siphon the invisible world of enemy communications out of the desert ether. By tracking cadences, footprints, and push-to-talk frequencies, he becomes a vital lifeline for the paratroopers patrolling the valleys below, mapping ambush cells before they can strike. But stealing the enemy's secrets draws lethal attention.

When the casual randomness of war strikes devastatingly close to home, Ryan's technical focus transforms into a cold, clinical hunger for retribution. Upgraded to a cutting-edge triangulation suite known as the Hurricane System, he is no longer just watching the war from safety-he is closing the claw on the shadow network responsible for his losses.

Grounded in gritty, unfiltered realism, Price: Afghan Sun is a high-octane journey through the invisible electronic battlefields of modern warfare, tracking one soldier's evolution from a technical specialist into a lethal instrument of target interdiction.