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The Rise and Fall of the Fifteenth Caliphate is as much about the involvement of American forces in regime change as it is about the Islamic State terrorists, because the two are so intertwined. This is historical fiction that has several prologues to highlight the CIA and US military covert wars in the Banana Republics, Afghanistan, Syria, Viet Nam, and Iraq and spans the period between 1903 to the present. The narrative-in-chief concerns the ongoing wars which give a fictional look into the Rise and Fall of the Islamic State--the grandiosely named Caliphate which mainstream Muslims and even most jihadist organizations insists is neither Islamic nor a state. It is about good but flawed people in a fight against colossal evil, and flawed people in a fight against Americans perceived as Crusaders. It is a no holds barred, no quarter asked and none given struggle that--at its core--is existential for civilization. It is also a heart wrenching story of a passionate platonic love of an important agent and a courageous girl.

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The Rise and Fall of the Fifteenth Caliphate is Carl Douglass' 28th novel and probably the most extensively researched of them all. Carl hopes to entertain you, to educate you, to give you insight, and to shock you with the information that provides the basis of this gripping and sweeping novel. He is now retired from neurosurgery, but has a new world of writing from his home in the Rocky Mountain west. He and his wife of fifty-seven years share an active and fulfilling life near their geographical roots enjoying their large and fruitful family.

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