An explosive eyewitness account of the 2012 attack on the American Embassy in Benghazi—told by the army veteran who risked his life to help American citizens and who found and identified the body of Ambassador Christopher Stevens. <P>After the tragic siege on the US Embassy mission in Benghazi on September 11, 2012, Americans were left angry and confused, wondering: <I>How could this have happened?</I> So many questions were left unanswered by the Obama administration about that night in Benghazi…until now.<P> <P>Sergeant Morgan Jones, writing under a pseudonym for security purposes, is a twelve-year veteran of the British army who was the Project Manager for the security of the US Embassy in Benghazi. In <I>The Embassy House</I>, he delivers a riveting first-hand narrative of how the first American ambassador to die in a hostile act for over thirty years was killed and of the men who fought and died in an effort to save him.<P> <P>Reminiscent of the harrowing stories in military accounts like <I >No Easy Day</I> and <I >American Sniper</I>, <I >The Embassy House</I> is the gripping tale of a bloody, dark and desperate night.<P> <P>*Sergeant Jones’s name and the names of others mentioned in <I>The Embassy House</I> have been changed for their security.