Mike Lunnon-Wood Livres

Set against the backdrop of military life, this first installment of the British Military Quartet delves into the complexities of duty, camaraderie, and personal sacrifice. The narrative follows a diverse group of characters, each navigating their own challenges within the armed forces. Themes of loyalty, honor, and the emotional toll of conflict are explored, providing a gripping portrayal of the realities faced by soldiers. The book combines action with deep character development, making it a compelling read for fans of military fiction.

A terrific military action adventure with strong characters and authentic detail. The British Harrier Squadron in Belize is still a well-known and potent symbol of our strategic role in the world. It has been well publicized in the past, but less publicized has been the fact that the aircraft have not actually been there for years. We can't afford it. In fact, there are only a handful of British troops in Belize at any one time, doing some jungle training. But the threat that the Brits are supposed to be averting is still absolutely clear: Guatemala claims Belize as its own, and has repeatedly stated its intention to take it back. Long Reach is the wonderfully exciting, totally gung-ho story of how the invasion is carried out -- and repelled by that handful of Royal Marines and the emergency reinforcements that the Navy can get to them. Individual tales of heroism and action make for a sumptuously exciting novel. Author of Dark Rose and King's Shilling, Lunnon-Wood is fast becoming the British Clancy.

'A big, gritty, rough-edged thriller that pulls no punches' JAMES SWALLOW, author of NOMAD Titus Quayle was the best MI6 ever had - an operative of exceptional and lethal ability. But they burned him, abandoned him, and left him for dead. Holly Morton is the daughter of the spymaster who first recognised Quayle's potential and the key to unlocking a global conspiracy her father died trying to bring down. To uncover the truth, Quayle must keep her safe from the threat of a powerful enemy in a globetrotting race against time. Nowhere is safe. But to survive in a secret world of spies and assassins, kill orders and kingpins there's no one you'd rather have by your side than Titus Quayle... 'Think Frederick Forsyth meets Taken, or Daniel Craig's Bond with a side order of Mission Impossible and John Wick. THE PROTECTOR is a great big entertaining slab of an international spy thriller that hits all the right notes' ROWLAND WHITE, author of VULCAN 607 NOTE: THE PROTECTOR was originally titled BROKEN SQUARE.

Set against the backdrop of military operations, this installment of the British Military Quartet delves into the complexities of war and the lives of soldiers. It explores themes of camaraderie, sacrifice, and the psychological toll of combat. Readers can expect intense action, character-driven narratives, and a vivid portrayal of the challenges faced by those in the armed forces. The story offers a gripping insight into military life, making it a compelling continuation of the series.

Set against the backdrop of military operations, this installment of the British Military Quartet delves into the complexities of warfare and camaraderie among soldiers. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the psychological impacts of combat, as characters navigate both personal and professional challenges. Rich in detail, it offers a gripping portrayal of the realities faced by military personnel, making it a compelling addition to the series for readers interested in military history and character-driven storytelling.

Set against a backdrop of thrilling adventure, this novel combines elements of historical intrigue and military strategy, appealing to fans of authors like Wilbur Smith and Tom Clancy. The story unfolds with engaging characters who navigate complex situations, blending action with rich storytelling. Expect a gripping narrative that explores themes of survival and camaraderie, making it a captivating read for those who enjoy intense, well-crafted plots.