
Call to Kill (Hardback)
Billy Billingham (author), Conor Woodman (author)- We can order this from the publisher

A pulsating debut thriller from Who Dares Wins star Billy Billingham sees SAS operative Matt Mason on a mission in the political powder-keg of war-torn Yemen.
The first in a brand new series from SAS: Who Dares Wins star.
A country in turmoil.
A rescue mission gone wrong.
A hero unlike any other fighting to save a broken world.
Matt 'Mace' Mason is deployed on a deniable SAS mission in war-torn Yemen, becoming embroiled in a hostage rescue that goes terribly wrong.
Pulling at the strings of the local political scene is not only the local warlord who is destined to become Mace's nemesis, General Ruak Shahlai, but hardbitten American arms dealer Erica Atkins, who controls a whole international network to her advantage.
As well as his own team, Mace has to work, initially unwillingly, with female CIA Agent (and Islamic scholar) Redford. Together they will need to prevent an attack that would spark a regional war and create the largest environmental disaster the world has ever seen.
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton
ISBN: 9781529364552
Number of pages: 352
Weight: 560 g
Dimensions: 236 x 160 x 34 mm
MEDIA REVIEWS
This special forces thriller is bang on target * The Sun *
I couldn't put it down. From the dramatic opening sequence to the powerful, emotional ending, Billy Billingham's debut, Call to Kill, never fails to deliver. Brimming with 'been there done that' authenticity and captivating insight into the clandestine world of secret operations, Billingham has succeeded in creating a wonderfully engaging protagonist. I can't wait for the next in the Matt Mason series * Adam Hamdy, Sunday Times bestselling author of Black 13 *
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