The Last Convoy

A retired soldier agrees to drive twelve trucks of refugees and medical supplies across ninety miles of warlord-controlled road — straight into a checkpoint run by a man from his negotiator's past.

• Twelve trucks, four hundred people, and one dangerous border crossing
• A negotiator whose history with the warlord could save the convoy or sink it
• A standoff that ends not in violence, but in an unexpected truce

"'Priya,' Voss said. 'I heard you'd gone respectable.' 'I heard you'd gone worse,' Priya said, and the two of them talked in low, fast sentences Rourke couldn't follow, in a dialect he didn't speak, for four of the longest minutes of his life, while Talia quietly moved the children into the shade and Oye kept one hand near the tools he'd converted, out of necessity, into something closer to weapons."

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