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From short stories to serial novels to an engrossing Russian saga, here are the 10 fiction titles the Monitor's book critics liked best in 2015.
Elliot Ackerman, a five-time veteran of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, channels his debut novel through the voice and vision of a young Afghan orphan whose circumstances push him to join up with Americans fighting the Taliban. Dark but richly nuanced, this novel examines the painful choices facing civilians who live in war zones. (Review from CSMonitor.com site, 3/23/15)
(Scribner, 256 pp.)
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