Henry and Clara Wilson arrive in Afghanistan with a dream—to bring light and hope to the next generation by opening a school for girls. In a place scarred by war, their vision offers the promise of education, freedom, and a future that stretches beyond fear.

But in a land where power is built on control, such a dream does not go unchallenged.

Into this fragile balance steps Aljibal, a ruthless commander who thrives on chaos and spectacle. To him, the school is more than classrooms and books—it is a direct threat to everything he seeks to control. His campaign of violence soon extends beyond Afghanistan, drawing global attention when an audacious strike targets the U.S. Secretary of State’s plane, shaking governments and intensifying the stakes on the world stage.

For CIA operative Jack Miller, the conflict is no longer abstract. Bound by family ties and a relentless sense of duty, he is drawn into a mission that tests the limits of endurance and loyalty. Partnered with Mossad agent Laura—once an adversary, now an ally—Jack must navigate treacherous terrain and an enemy who will stop at nothing to dominate through fear.

From remote tribal strongholds to hidden urban cells, the pursuit is shadowed by danger at every step. Beneath the violence lies a deeper struggle: to uphold human dignity against barbarity.

Fast-paced and unflinching, The Pashto School is a story of resilience, sacrifice, and the human spirit’s refusal to yield to terror.