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Andrew McNab

    Andy McNab's writing is deeply informed by his extensive experience as a member of the elite SAS, participating in covert and overt operations globally. His work is renowned for its gripping authenticity, offering readers a raw and intense look into the world of special forces. McNab's thrillers expertly weave together his specialized knowledge of counter-terrorism and intelligence operations, creating narratives that are both action-packed and suspenseful. Through his literary output, he provides a unique perspective on the mindset and tactics of elite soldiers, a viewpoint rarely found elsewhere.

    Liberation day
    Zero Hour
    Crossfire
    War torn
    • War torn

      • 528 pages
      • 19 hours of reading

      Two tours of Iraq under his belt, Sergeant Dave Henley has seen something of how modern battles are fought. But nothing can prepare him for the posting to Forward Operating Base Senzhiri, Helmand Province, Afghanistan. This is a warzone like even he's never seen before.

      War torn
      4.0
    • Crossfire

      • 400 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      While Nick Stone is acting as a bodyguard for a TV crew in Basra, one of the journalists saves his life. When the journalist is later kidnapped, Stone is asked by the Intelligence Service to find him, following a trail that leads him through Iraq, London, Dublin, and finally to Kabul.

      Crossfire
      4.0
    • The pulsating new Nick Stone thriller from the bestselling author of Bravo Two Zero. A terrorist group is on the brink of obtaining a code that will jam every item of military hardware from Washington to Kabul. Jets and helicopters will fall from the sky. Communications and weapons systems will fail. The West will be brought to its knees. Only one man can find and stop the perpetrator -- but for the first time in his life Nick Stone doesn't want to play ball.

      Zero Hour
      3.7
    • December 2001. A Zodiac inflatable slips away from a submarine off the Algerian coast. If he hadn't needed American citizenship so badly, Nick Stone wouldn't have agreed to do this one last job, but the CIA's offer of a new life in the United States is one he cannot refuse. The job seems simple enough for a man of his particular skills: kill a money-laundering local businessman and bring back his severed head to the West. But Stone has not been told the full story - in realtiy the job has only just begun. Operating in the dangerous underworld of the South of France, he is in at the deep end of a very dirty war. And in the most daunting mission he has yet undertaken, as one bloody twist leads to another, Stone ultimately finds himself confronted by the most desperate dilemma a man could ever face.

      Liberation day
      3.7