Black Ops

<p><strong>A voice on the radio. A team on the edge. A war that never ended.</strong></p><p>When a <strong>special forces reconnaissance unit</strong> picks up a strange military signal from a supposedly neutral zone they expect a ghost transmission-or an enemy trap. What they find instead is far more terrifying: <strong>a classified installation abandoned for years</strong> still echoing with <strong>orders from the dead</strong>.</p><p>Led by Captain Mason Voss a decorated but fractured commander battling his own inner war the team ventures deeper into the ruins of a forgotten operation. But as the soldiers descend into a web of <strong>hallucinations broken memories and psychological manipulation</strong> old traumas resurface-and <strong>loyalty begins to splinter</strong>.</p><p>Whispers over the radio evolve into direct commands. Familiar voices speak impossible words. <strong>Some follow blindly. Others resist. All must choose.</strong></p><p>In a place where the rules of war have twisted into something unrecognizable <strong>obedience can be deadly</strong>-and the real enemy may already be inside their heads.</p><p><strong>Black Ops: Friendly Fire</strong> is a heart-pounding <strong>psychological military thriller</strong> that blurs the line between <strong>duty and delusion</strong> <strong>honor and horror</strong> and asks the ultimate question:<br><em>When the voice giving the order sounds like your own-would you still follow it?</em></p>