Chapter 35 Reinforcements

Morgan Reeves was feeling restless and anxious; he had gotten himself into trouble—and it was a dangerously critical situation.

Morgan hadn't expected his trip to Sudan to be dangerous, but he was aware of the risks of coming to Libya. However, he had to represent certain people in Washington D.C. and make contact with the Libyan opposition to handle some delicate matters for the politicians back home, before securing a substantial benefit for himself.

As a businessman—and a very successful one at that—the deals Morgan made weren't just about how much money he earned. If this venture succeeded, he would even control the economic pulse of the nation. So, even though he knew Libya was a ticking bomb, he had no choice but to come. But what he hadn't anticipated was the rapid deterioration of the situation and the incompetence of his partners.