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The
Exit Club
This
monumental novel of modern warfare is also Shaun
Clarke's biggest seller. The Exit Club
begins with the Long Range Desert Group in North
Africa in 1943 and follows its lead characters
through every major SAS campaign, up to the
Falklands war of 1982. Epic in its scope, meticulous
in its detail, highly controversial in its harsh
view of certain aspects of the Regiment's inner
workings, The Exit Club is the definitive
SAS novel.
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Light
Shaun
Clarke's favourite amongst his own novels. SAS
Sergeant Mike Kilroy is tasked with rescuing Alice
Davis, a captured UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter pilot,
along with six imprisoned Special Forces troopers,
from Saddam Hussein's heavily guarded underground
complex in Baghdad. Travelling across the harshest
desert terrain, the best fighting men in the world
pull off one spectacular feat after another. But
for Kilroy and Alice, it is the war within themselves
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Night
Rider
In
the year 2002, it is announced that the release
of Republican terrorist, ‘Mad’ Mike
Houlihan – a known psychopath –
has been sanctioned by a naive British Prime
Minister, against the wishes of his more astute
Cabinet Office Briefing Room (COBR). Former
SAS trooper, Steve Lawson, is secretly assigned
by COBR to track down Mad Mike and eliminate
him.
As
Steve goes underground, a stranger in a strange
land, emerging from his dark lair at night to
hunt down his enemy, he comes to be known among
the locals as ‘Night Rider’. In
a nail-biting climax, Night Rider and Mad Mike
are destined to meet in a final, fatal confrontation.
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Negative
The
year is 2005. Europe has fallen into an abyss
of lawlessness. William Bannerman, the corrupt
commissioner for the Metropolitan Police, is in
the process of negotiating a secret deal with
Feydal Hussein, one of the world's most notorious
gun-runners. Sent secretly to Paris on the direct
orders of the Prime Minister to put an end to
this deal, SAS officer Tony Brolin is aided by
Feydal's mistress, the lovely, though deeply disturbed,
Marie-Francoise. When the time for reckoning finally
comes, in the hills of Marseilles, the SAS is
forced to utilise highly advanced, top-secret
weaponry of a kind not used before… and
all the skill and courage that they can muster.
In this unique thriller, the SAS meets up with
science fiction for the first time. |
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| Operation
Millennium
Britain
is in the grip of Millennium fever. The disenfranchised,
disillusioned, die-hard remains of society's forgotten
dream are up in arms, with the fearful megalomaniac,
Prince, as their leader. After planting several
bombs in key London locations, their next target
is Buckingham Palace - and the Royal Family! So
a Quick Reaction Force (QRF), led by SAS Sergeant
Lenny Cusack, is called in to prevent this atrocity
from taking place. But time is running out…
Operation Millennium is the first SAS
novel to place the Regiment in a cyberwar setting
- and it grips with a basilik menace. |
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| Red
Hand
'In
Underworld, his previous novel, Shaun
Clarke presented us with a picture of the IRA
gangs who since the cease-fire have turned to
crime for easy money. Red Hand is the
balancing act, the story of corrupt Protestants
who come under Clarke's searing scrutiny. Little
wonder that he brings to life so evocatively the
suffering of a city.' -Newcastle Journal |
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| Underworld
Underworld
is the violent and controversial story of how
SAS Sergeant Michael ‘Mike’ Burton,
two trusted friends, and a single, remarkable
woman, Theresa, infiltrate the mean streets of
Belfast. Here, with a combination of high technology
and human courage, they embark on the ‘neutralisation’
of the most dangerous gangsters in that crime-ridden
city.
'A
high-octane mixture… the SAS, the IRA and
organised crime are the explosive ingredients
of Shaun Clarke's latest thriller. Forget the
subtitles - Clarke grabs you by the throat in
the opening pages and refuses to let go.' -Yorkshire
Evening Post |
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Light
An
uneasy peace reigns in the scarred province of
Northern Ireland. The former freedom fighters
on both sides suddenly find themselves living
in a world that they are ill equipped to deal
with, unemployed and despised symbols of past
crimes… until they are contacted by the
Russian Mafia, which wishes to merge with them
and gain access to their vast arsenal of hidden
weapons… Now a former SAS man and bank-robber
- 'Coogan' to his friends and enemies alike -
must go into the province, sink into the underworld,
and stop this unholy alliance before blood starts
to run in the streets again. |
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The
Opium Road
The
Opium Road, also known as the Road of Death.
High above the snowline of the Pamir Mountains
of Tajikistan, a tormented Georgian, Dmitry
Petrov, rules one of the world's most fearsome
regions and longs for oblivion… Two thousands
miles away, in the Brecon Beacons, Wales, SAS
Captain Hugh Scott prepares for a top-secret
mission that will bring him into mortal conflict
with Dmitry… And in a dark and freezing
cave, trapped by snow and ice, a young woman,
Lalya, once beautiful and proud but now living
like a savage, thinks of Dmitry Petrov with
loathing… In the freezing white-out of
a Russian winter, hell is about to be unleashed.
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