The Torture Parlour: The Wicked Will Perish ( 6 )

Who among us would torture another human being to prevent the abduction and murder of a child or prevent a terrorist attack? Is the use of torture ever acceptable?
This is a question that this 'stand alone' Wicked Will Perish book asks of us. ISIS plot to assassinate a princess on her wedding day with the help of a former British Paratrooper who is seeking revenge on the British establishment. Their obstacle - the British government's darkest but most effective deterrent, a group of anti-terror experts. A former SAS sniper, an enigmatic 'Columbo' type Scotland Yard cop and a former Mossad agent. There are multiple twists and turns in this book that will not make sense until the end. What would ISIS prefer - a clichéd bloody spectacle or a tragic event that would make the world sit up and recognise them as a legitimate state?