The Brotherhood: 5 (John Smith) - Softcover

Emms, Mr Craig William

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1910310050 ISBN 13: 9781910310052

Verlag: Cold Fish Books, 2014

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Sergeant John Smith is back again; with a vengeance. Smith is ex-Special Forces soldier, spy and assassin. He’s a hard man with a brutal way of doing things. After returning from their successful, if somewhat tragic mission to free young sex slaves from human traffickers in West Africa, Smith and the other original members of The Brotherhood begin to concentrate their efforts on the Albanian gangsters that are overrunning the UK in a wave of violence and misery. The Brotherhood, a group of ex-forces vigilantes who have joined together to fight organised crime, continues to grow from strength to strength. While they gather intelligence in preparation for their final attack on the Albanian Mafia they also deliver their own form of justice to a group of travellers who beat up and kill an old man and to the British Pakistani gangs who are abusing and raping young vulnerable girls in the north of England. But all the time they are under constant pressure from the security services and the National Crime Agency, who are desperately trying to infiltrate The Brotherhood and bring them down. Alongside these endeavours Smith and his best friend Nigel also have their own personal demons to face after a lifetime of fighting wars in both the the British and Rhodesian Army’s. Will John Smith and The Brotherhood overcome all of their problems and take out the Albanians once and for all? Or will the joint task force set up by MI5 and MI6 to destroy the vigilantes get their own way? Read on to find out..... Craig donates a substantial percentage of the proceeds from the sale of the book to Combat Stress, the Veterans Mental Health charity. To find out more about Craig and the John Smith series go to http://www.coldfishbooks.com/book_categories/john-smith-series/

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• Verlag: Cold Fish Books
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2014
• ISBN 10: 1910310050
• ISBN 13: 9781910310052
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 286