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When the world collapsed around him, Eli Sharabi didn't just lose his freedom-he lost time, safety, and the version of himself that once believed the world was predictable. In Hostage, Eli delivers the first unfiltered, deeply human account of surviving captivity under impossible conditions. With heartbreaking clarity and breathtaking honesty, he takes readers inside the moment everything changed-the attack, the terror, the confusion-and the terrifying journey into the hands of men who saw him only as leverage. Across months of darkness, isolation, hunger, and psychological torment, Eli fought battles no one could see. Not just to stay alive, but to stay human. Through whispered conversations in the shadows, the fragile hope of fellow captives, and the inner strength he never knew he possessed, he clung to a piece of himself the world could not take. But Hostage is not only a story of imprisonment. It is a story of return. Eli's release was not a triumphal ending-it was the beginning of a new fight. A fight to relearn trust, rebuild identity, face the silent storms of trauma, and confront a world that had changed without him. With raw vulnerability, he reveals the cost of survival, the burden of memory, and the fragile beauty of healing after unthinkable violence. This memoir is more than a recounting of events. It is a testimony. A warning. A tribute to those who never returned. And a powerful reminder that the human spirit, even when shattered, can rise again. Hostage is suspenseful, heart-wrenching, and ultimately uplifting-a rare and unflinching look at the darkness one man endured and the hard, hopeful road back to life. For readers of The Choice, Night, and A Long Way Gone, this is a story that will stay with you long after the final page. Some stories break you. This one rebuilds you.

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