About this ebook
A combat-weary helicopter pilot fights to save innocents from a bloody civil war in this “fresh and compelling” thriller(Daily Mail).
Scarred by his experiences of war in the Balkans, pilot Jack Griffiths has found himself a seemingly routine job transporting supplies to a diamond mine in Sierra Leone.
Soon, however, he is plunged headfirst into the crucible of a bloody civil war. In the midst of death and destruction, he must protect a group of people stranded in the middle—including Layla, a beautiful local doctor to whom he is powerfully drawn—in this rousing action thriller from the acclaimed author of Point of Impact.
“Nichol’s writing skills are first rate.” —Daily Express
Scarred by his experiences of war in the Balkans, pilot Jack Griffiths has found himself a seemingly routine job transporting supplies to a diamond mine in Sierra Leone.
Soon, however, he is plunged headfirst into the crucible of a bloody civil war. In the midst of death and destruction, he must protect a group of people stranded in the middle—including Layla, a beautiful local doctor to whom he is powerfully drawn—in this rousing action thriller from the acclaimed author of Point of Impact.
“Nichol’s writing skills are first rate.” —Daily Express
About the author
During his 15 years in the RAF, John Nichol flew Tornadoes in Air Defence and Ground Attack roles around the world. He was shot down on the first low-level daylight raid of the First Gulf War.
His latest book, the Sunday Times bestseller, Spitfire: A Very British Love Story, is a passionate portrait of the magnificent fighter aircraft, its many innovations and updates, and the people who flew and loved them.
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