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by - written on 10/01/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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It took me a while to get to reading this book, it was sitting on the shelf for a while and kept drawing me to it (i think it was because it had a picture of a big gun on it) so I started reading it and have been hooked on the series ever since: This book unlike Andy McNabs most famous book 'Bravo Two Zero' is eintirly fictional and is part of a series of books following Agent Nick stone a deniable agent (sort of like a realistic James Bond) Although the plot is fictional it is evident that Andy McNab was actually part of the special forces, his experiance comes through in the details of his writing. The Plot in dark winter is very ... Read the complete review
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