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Blood Money - An SAS Thriller

By: Johnny "Two Combs" Howard
Narrated by: David Johnsen
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Most of this story is true; the rest of it could so easily have been. Boat Troop are sent up river into war-torn Sierra Leone on a mission to secure a vital ore mine. While the men battle their way up river past vicious hippos and poisonous snakes, political events are rapidly overtaking the city-based HQ. As the balance of power swings between government and rebels, HMG wavers in its intentions. Soon after Boat Troop arrive at the mine they discover they are out on their own... and with the extra burden of civilians to hamper their task.

Perfect for fans of Alex Shaw, L. T. Ryan and Chris Ryan.

Johnny "Two Combs" Howard is a bestselling author of three books based on his experiences in the Regiment. Following his military career, John worked in a variety of leadership and management roles in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Africa. He assisted in the successful release of 16 expatriate hostages in Sierra Leone and was team leader of the Families' Security Detail for the Saudi Ambassador to the United States. He was the lead mentor for emerging Iraqi Special Operations Units in Baghdad, lead instructor for the US Department of State Anti Terrorism Assistance Program in Indonesia, and chief instructor for the Special Operations Group in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

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Genre Fiction Military Thriller & Suspense War & Military Middle East Fiction Africa Suspense War Thriller
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I thoroughly enjoyed this story that reflected many an other ranks thoughts experience of the Ruperts. The attention to some detail was appreciated. The only criticism is to ask the narrator, who otherwise did an excellent job,
to pause between paragraphs with different locations and situations.

Excellent story

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As always listening to the action is always worth it but listening to all the greedy politicians is totally crap they always get richer

Typically the bull of the lords and snobs

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