165 Days

- A gripping first-person account of long-term captivity at the hands of terrorists in Waziristan, the dangerous border region between Pakistan and Afghanistan.   - While Asad was held hostage, his family struggled mightily to free him. This book highlights not only the will to survive, but also the love of family. - There are several popular accounts of Taliban hostages who were rescued by American Special Forces; Asad was handed over to and escorted home by operatives of Al Qaeda.