Undersea Prison - John Stratton

3.78 ( 363 Ratings by Goodreads)
Undersea Prison

Undersea Prison - John Stratton

3.78 (363 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 18 September, 2008
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After the British military lose an officer to Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan, a desperate race begins to find his killers. Little do the assailants know that the precious information they have stolen could bring down the entire network of Western intelligence in the Mid-East. But then one of them is captured by US troops and flown to the States for interrogation.
And so begins a nail-biting, claustrophobic and explosive thriller that will ultimately lead British operative John Stratton to the Styx penitentiary, America's undersea prison. How do you break in to a jail a hundred metres below the ocean? Can Stratton get the information back without the US discovering him? And is everyone in the prison really who they seem to be?
With its labyrinthine narrative and authentic detail, its CIA plots and White House agents, this fourth thriller in the Stratton series will catapult Duncan Falconer right into the top tier.

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Type Book
ISBN13 9780751539509
ISBN10 0751539503
Number Of Pages 432
Item Weight 242 g
Product Dimensions 111 x 176 x 28 mm
Publisher / Reseller Little, Brown Book Group
Format paperback
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For THE PROTECTOR: 'A gripping and authentic view of life and death in the dangerous world of private protection' SOLDIER For THE OPERATIVE: 'His novels contain even more bangs than rival Andy McNab's' MIRROR For THE HOSTAGE: 'Duncan Falconer's cracking debut novel ... Inevitably, he'll be compared to Andy McNab, but I'd say Falconer has the edge' MAIL ON SUNDAY

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Author's Bio

A former member of the elite Special Boat Service & 14 Int., N. Ireland's top-secret SAS detachment, Duncan Falconer left after over a decade of operational service to go on to the private security 'circuit'. His SBS exploits were documented in the bestselling FIRST INTO ACTION.

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