Tom Clancy's The Division: Recruited
An Operation: Crossroads Novel
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Aconyte Books
Published:26th May '22
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In a post-apocalyptic Washington D.C., a newly recruited agent, Maira Kanhai, seeks redemption after a personal tragedy. She must prove herself to thwart a plot threatening the Division's existence.
In Tom Clancy's The Division: Recruited, a gripping post-apocalyptic thriller, readers are introduced to Maira Kanhai, a determined individual grappling with the aftermath of the Green Poison epidemic that has devastated Washington, D.C. Once a promising cybersecurity graduate with aspirations of rejoining the U.S. Navy, Maira finds herself at a crossroads as her previous life crumbles around her. The loss of her brother during her early attempts to restore order in Maryland weighs heavily on her, fueling her desire to make a meaningful impact in a city overrun by chaos and violence.
As new factions emerge, threatening to engulf D.C. in further destruction, the Strategic Homeland Division becomes a beacon of hope for Maira and the remaining citizens. When a grenade attack claims the life of one of their agents, Maira seizes the opportunity to join the Division as a newly recruited agent. This pivotal moment presents her with the chance to not only redeem herself but also to fight back against the forces that seek to dismantle the agency from within.
However, Maira's journey is fraught with challenges. To prove herself, she must successfully navigate rigorous tests and confront the enemies determined to eliminate the Division for good. As she battles both external threats and her own inner demons, Maira's resolve is put to the ultimate test, and she must rise to the occasion to protect her city and those she loves. Tom Clancy's The Division: Recruited is a tale of resilience, courage, and the relentless pursuit of justice in a world on the brink of collapse.
ISBN: 9781839081163
Dimensions: 197mm x 130mm x 28mm
Weight: 331g
320 pages
Paperback Original