Consequences

An Intelligence Officer's War

By: David Grantham

Narrated by: Joshua Manning

Are you ready to delve into the world of counterintelligence? If so, then you won't want to miss this award-winning memoir that offers a rare and fascinating look into the secretive world of espionage.

As a former counterintelligence agent, David spent years working in the shadows, gathering intelligence and protecting our nation's most critical secrets from foreign adversaries. In this memoir, David pulls back the curtain on this shadowy world, sharing personal experiences and insights into the high-stakes game of espionage.

From the intense training and preparation required to become a counterintelligence agent to the complex and often dangerous operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, David's story offers a firsthand account of the unique challenges and rewards of this field.

But his story is not just about war missions or the secrets protected. It's also a tale of personal growth and self-discovery as he navigated the complexities of life as a spy while maintaining relationships with family and loved ones.

Whether you're a fan of spy thrillers, interested in the world of intelligence, or simply looking for a captivating listen, this memoir is a must-hear. So don't wait—grab your copy today and join me on a thrilling journey through the world of counterintelligence.

©2020 David Grantham (P)2020 David Grantham

Great book

I’ve never read a book from an Air Force intel officer side of the war. That was new and interesting especially his funny battles with big army who couldn’t make heads or tails as to who he was , why he was there , and why he refused to tell them.

Skip the first 1.5 hours

The first 1.5 hours of how the author got into the Air Force was… a bit much. Everyone who has been in the military will probably roll their eyes at all the patting on the back that goes on. The actual deployment was VERY interesting.

religious crap?

chapter 2 is all about evangelical shxxxx

I can only hope to get some real intelligence history.

ask the same: Fxxxx evangelical crap