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A page-turning tale that combines the action of an Andy McNab novel with the twisted plot of a Gerald Seymour yarn! ‘The Troubles’ are back, the North again becoming a horribly violent place, a dark return to the bad old days. The island of Ireland is once again torn in two, a hard border established between North and South following Britain’s parting from the rest of Europe. Politicians are being targeted by a new terror group, a small and careful band of killers whose wish is to re-unite Ireland. Alex Green is a sergeant in the Special Air Service, part of Britain’s military elite...

Not satisfied with the massive profits from their illegal operations, the Albanian Mafia in London turn their attentions from drug running, people trafficking, and sleazy sex clubs, to focus on terrorizing the officers of the Metropolitan Police. It is not a fair fight, the police effectively operating with one arm tied behind their collective backs, the mafia thugs armed to the teeth with up-to-date weaponry. Something has to change. Clandestine meetings between the intelligence services and the police decide that it is time to utilize the Special Air Service in an attempt to level the ...

The way I sold high pricetag equipment “Winning a big project was always – and I say again, always – a thrill!” ‘Big Sales’ is a quick guide to what I think is needed to prepare a sales person to take on the ultra-competitive world of capital equipment sales. It is not a ‘quick fix’ or a ‘100% winning formula’ – they simply don’t exist, and if they did, someone would have turned them into a computer algorithm and sales people wouldn’t be needed anymore! The handbook is more about what you need to understand to be successful in sales, a guide to what you will ...

The Falklands War ended on June 14th 1982, 40 years ago today. I was a part of 3 Commando Brigade Air Squadron at the time, and sailed down there immediately after a 3 month deployment in northern Norway, stopping on the way at Ascension Island, and stooging around the Atlantic Ocean while politicians decided why we were there in the first place. This is a short story of my memories of that time, some good, some bad, some humorous. I was a 22 year old soldier at the time, but many of the tales are still fresh in my mind. It was truly a life forming experience, and not one that you'd want to...

Alex Green’s latest SAS thriller! If you're a fan of Andy McNab's fast action style, then you'll love this one. Everyone has a skeleton somewhere in their closet. Sometimes it is obvious, sometimes you need to search it out, but it’s always there… Rob Coleman has a few of them. As Managing Director of offshore diamond miner Nam Rocks in Lüderitz, it seems obvious who he is. But is he involved in scamming his own company? Artem Putin is his head of security. This is a man with many skeletons, some of them worse than others, but none of them nice. He is a man with a big history. When ...

Put out to pasture at forty-two years of age irked Adam Brewster. Over twenty years of military experience thrown out with the baby’s bath water, much of it with one of Americas elite, the Green Berets. It felt wrong. A chance meeting with a Texan Wi-Fi billionaire changed all of that. His skill set was suddenly back in vogue, and the rewards were serious. A new life was unfolding. An ambitious politician with a dream to restructure the country’s military, saving on Defence spending to fulfil election promises, leaving the United States a bit like a toothless dog. Tensions in the Middle...

“I know it goes against everything that we trained for, but if one of us doesn’t get out of here soon, then there’s no doubt in my mind that we’re both dead men.” A SAS trooper’s holiday back to his home in northern Nigeria goes horribly wrong when he helps to save a young woman from Boko Haram. Caught in a web of corrupt politics, arms dealers, and the brutal terrorist organisation itself, he must make choices that are alien to him and leave his oppo to fend for himself. In England, a new CO for 22 SAS Regiment means that Alex Green has problems of his own back in the Hereford ...

Alex Green, SAS soldier. A third fast paced action thriller in the Alex series. “If we don’t stop slaughtering our animals right now, there’ll simply be no wild rhinos left on our planet in a couple of years’ time.” You could have heard a pin drop, the audience hushed, the Kruger Park Ranger totally captivating them with his presentation. “This is not a ‘maybe’, it’s a fact. We must act. It has to stop now.” The lecture over, Alex knew that he had to get involved, to lend his weight to the cause. It wasn’t just the poachers that were the problem, it was the whole ...

People resist change. Normal is comfortable. With Labour winning the general election, a new Prime Minister takes centre stage, a man with very different values to the outgoing leader. For him, the military and everything close to them are just his new toys, to be used as and when he wishes. In Whitehall, the new Director of Special Forces is a man who likes his sherbets, who has no personal experience of elite soldiering. For him it’s all about who you know, not what you know. Anything for an easy life. For Alex Green and his young family this all becomes too much, and he resigns his ...

Here we will learn how faith, politics, theology, philosophy, the arts and history interact with each other. We will discern together whether or not a Biblical worldview can be achieved, where we err in our assumptions and practice and how to fix it

It all started in Southport, Merseyside, a seventeen-year-old man killing three and injuring ten young girls at a Taylor Swift dance class, his weapon of choice, a kitchen knife. The murders sparked protests and riots around the country, mainly aimed at the Muslim community and the hotels housing illegal immigrants. People were beaten, properties vandalized, and as usual the boys in blue were stuck in the middle of it all. Could things get worse? Of course they could. A small group of people saw the rioting as an opportunity to escalate things to a higher level, to act against the migrants,...

A fast paced military thriller. "It's time that we tried to work together," the Russian President told his UK counterpart through the handset. Strange times made for strange bedpartners the Prime Minister decided silently. "Yes," he finally agreed, wondering where this would lead. Alex Green is tasked to lead a near suicidal mission to South Africa in an attempt to open dialogue with a lost country, one of many nations that has disappeared to a virus-ravaged western world. In a journey that runs from Johannesburg to the Mozambique border, he first attempts to find it's now secretive ...

A man is found hanging from a construction crane in Darwin, Australia's Northern Territory. Though it's a bit of a cowboy town, this is a bit extreme. The local police chief is certain he knows the perpetrator but cannot pin anything concrete on the man. In court, the case is rejected and it looks as if the killer will get away with it. This has happened far too often for the lawman. It's time for some action of his own. Recruiting three strangers to do the dirty work, he starts to take the law into his own hands. It starts with small stuff but when one of the three is murdered by the same ...