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Danger Close (The Rizwan Sabir Mysteries Book 2) Kindle Edition
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And this time his enemy has a familiar face.
According to confidential reports, elements of the Metropolitan Police have been penetrated by a violent terror group.
With rising tension within the police force, time is quickly running out for Riz.
His task: to identify the target. And neutralise the enemy before they strike.
But before he can begin, there is a desperate mission that must be completed, at all costs. Riz must find his fiancee, dead or alive.
Do the Americans have her body?
Is she in Gitmo or a "Black Site"?
Who or what is the Fox Princess?
Can Riz find his fiancée, bring back his team, and once again take out the terrorist threat?
Bad things are going to happen and the only people who can stop them are Riz and his gang...
'Danger Close' is the explosive second installment of the Riz Sabir series. A roller-coaster contemporary thriller, it packs plenty of punch and is perfect for fans of Andy McNab, Robert Ludlum, and Tom Clancy.
"Absolutely rocks. Every line reeks with the raw authenticity of a writer who knows first-hand what the hell he's talking about." - Tom Cain, bestselling author of the Sam Carver thrillers.
'One of the most realistic depictions of how these operations work in real life. Forget about the "Hollywoodization" that seems to be the mark of most other books- this is the very real deal.' - Mubin Shaikh, counter-terrorism consultant and former covert operative, Canadian Security Services
Charlie Flowers is an author and an adviser on terrorism and extremism.
Hard Kill was originally published as 'The Fox Princess'.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication date20 August 2013
- File size1424 KB
Product details
- ASIN : B00EOOLHZU
- Publisher : Lume Books (20 August 2013)
- Language : English
- File size : 1424 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 368 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: 890,941 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- 4,748 in Spy Stories & Tales of Intrigue
- 7,642 in Espionage Thrillers (Books)
- 7,683 in War Fiction (Kindle Store)
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About the author

Charlie Flowers was born in Eastern Europe sometime in the late Sixties and arrived with his family in Britain in 1975. After training as a journalist in London he had a varied career as reporter, roadie, truck driver and record label boss. In the late Nineties he formed two cult bands, and is currently an adviser on terrorism and extremism to certain departments and think tanks.
Charlie Flowers is a member of the Crime Writers' Association, the Society of Authors, and International Thriller Writers, Inc., and is published by Lume Books and Black Dove Books.
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The action moves at a cracking pace as it shifts from London to Afghanistan, to Paris and to Birmingham. There's a gritty feel which is helped by grounding the action in real events such as the Anders Brevik shootings. The overall message is that there really are no winners in the fight against fanaticism.
The book is littered with military terms and acronyms which can be a bit off-putting. There is a glossary at the end but it would have been nice to have had it hyperlinked to the text.
If you want a fast-moving action thriller that doesn't shy away from brutal realities and innocent victims this is well worth a look.
How refreshing to have thriller killers written from a different angle.
Well written, well researched and just flipping good reading material