Crossfire - Andy McNab

Released late 2007 this is yet another addition to the fantastic fictional books written by Andy McNab and in my opinion the best yet and realy worth a read The plot to this book is that wholst protecting a tv filming crew in Basra Nick Stone seems certain to loose his life when they are attacked by insurgent gunmen and it is only the quick thinking and quick actions of the reporter that saves his life but hours later the reporter disapears assumed kidnapped and nick stone is asked to find him. This task is by no means easy and takes him on a long trail through many countrys. Iraq, London, Dublin and Kabul but for stone the nightmare is only just about to ...

McNab's fictional alter-ego, deniable operator Nick Stone returns for another high paced outing in Crossfire. Starting in Iraq and continuing through Afghanistan and finally Ireland, the tension is maintained all the way through this book. McNab compromises nothing as he relates this gripping thriller through Stone. I've never really been a fan of first person narrative, but I've been unable to put down any of this series. When Nick Stone is saved from certain death in Iraq by the news crew he is employed to protect, the story unfolds as the reporter goes missing without trace. Stone goes on to find that the reporter has attracted interest at the ...