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by AndyMcNab - written on 16/07/01 (Useful, 57 readings)
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After seeing the film Bravo Two Zero as soon as i saw this book i HAD to buy it to find out what his writing was really like. I was supprised but at the same time humoured at the language he uses and the way he describes things! Plot - Very intresting book that makes u think all the way through and once u find out that thing it was the person u never thought it was! He keeps you going always wanting to read more! "In British military intelligence, deniable operations is the most dangerous tightrop you can walk. Ex-SAS man Nick Stone has no choice in the matter. He may be tough, resourcful, highly trained, but he still must do what his masters want, Whatever it might be. ...
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by mickm9 - written on 04/02/01 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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This was one of the first Andy McNab books I read all the way through, the other “Immediate Action”, I only initially read bits of because it was serialised in a paper ! I have since read that but it will be part of a separate review. Anyway, Crisis 4. Its full of action from Page 1 and despite my initial fear that it was going to be simply a repetitive description of one fight after another it does pan out into a very good story. He does manage to get plenty of action into the story but it is well balanced with more evenly paced sections where the bulk of the storyline develops and a very good story it is too. I wont spoil your enjoyment by giving away ...
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