Exclusion Zone

John Nichol

Jan 2020 · Dorling Kindersley Ltd

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368

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Fight for your country, and fight to the last...

The Falklands, 1999 a vital strategic stronghold and oil-rich gem in the South Atlantic. For RAF pilot Sean Riever it is a place of ghosts. For Jane Clark, his co-pilot, a place of tough decisions.

An air of menace hangs over the desolate, battle-scarred landscape; present dangers and past mysteries lurk in the shadows on the skyline.

Then a Royal Navy nuclear submarine disappears, and Argentine jet fighters penetrate the Exclusion Zone. As Sean and his companions stave off wave after wave of enemy attacks, their defense becomes an epic battle for survival in which victory can only be achieved at a terrible price

A pulse-pounding, high-octane action thriller, Exclusion Zone is a tour de force, perfect for fans of Frederick Forsyth, Mark Greaney and Kyle Mills.

Praise for Exclusion Zone

'Fresh and compelling as good as anything written by Jeffrey Archer or Dick Francis' Daily Mail

'A cracking combat thriller with a delicate love story' Mail on Sunday

About the author

During his 15 years in the RAF, John Nichol flew Tornadoes in Air Defence and Ground Attack roles around the world, from the Nevada Desert to the Falkland Islands. He and his pilot John Peters were shot down on the first low-level daylight raid of the First Gulf War. Captured and tortured, they were paraded on TV, provoking worldwide condemnation, and leaving one of the enduring images of the conflict. He returned to active duty as part of the UN force maintaining the fragile peace in Bosnia. John is the bestselling author of 15 books including the bestselling Tornado Down written with John Peters which describes their POW ordeal, The Red Line which is a classic account of the ill-fated Nuremberg Raid and its tumultuous and deeply moving aftermath and After the Flood: What the Dambusters Did Next. 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. He has written for all of the UK national newspapers and is a widely quoted commentator on military affairs, in print and on television.

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