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Zero Hour: (Nick Stone Thriller 13)
£4.70
The pulsating Nick Stone thriller from the bestselling author of Bravo Two Zero.
ONE MAN
When the beautiful twenty-year-old daughter of a Moldovan businessman goes missing from her university, British Intelligence are unusually interested in her safe return. They will do anything in their power to track her down.
ONE MISSION
Only one man is skilled and ruthless enough for the job – but for the first time in his life, Nick Stone doesn’t want to play ball…
ONE HELL OF A READ
‘A rollercoaster ride’ Guardian
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Additional information
| Publisher | Transworld Digital (25 Nov. 2010) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| File size | 2520 KB |
| Text-to-Speech | Enabled |
| Screen Reader | Supported |
| Enhanced typesetting | Enabled |
| X-Ray | Not Enabled |
| Word Wise | Enabled |
| Sticky notes | On Kindle Scribe |
| Print length | 269 pages |
by anon
Another great read from Andy McNab which I have awarded a four and a half star rating. The story is pacey with plenty of action and credible characters. As usual with McNab, there are undercurrents in the tale and a twist here and there. Perhaps there was a little too much detail put into the production of the IEDs, but apart from that I thoroughly enjoyed the book. Another winner for McNab
AnOn
by Kindle Customer
Excellence again from McNabb, a rollercoaster of a ride from start to finish with twists and turns and give me food for thought
by LT
If you like the other books in this series I recommend getting it. McNab is very good at writing fast paced thrillers that keep the reader interested and does a better job of guiding you through the present geopolitical context of the country it is set in than most journalists. If you’ve read any of McNab’s other books you won’t be disappointed by this newest installment, if you haven’t then I strongly suggest you do.
by ThomasWoodBooks
Undoubtedly Nick Stone’s best mission yet, arguably it is also his most emotive yet too. The action mixed with the covert nature of Stone’s work is back again but with the unusual twist of emotions and a moral ‘car wash’. This side of Nick Stone adds to the intrigue of his character and we find out more about his personal than ever before.
A truly gripping read, a series that Andy McNab keeps making better and better.
by Colin King
A great read but as with all the books you have to pay attention and have a good memory. As with all his books a lot of information and reference to the past required. Nevertheless a gripping fast moving read.
by Kindle Customer
What a fantastic thriller right from the start to the end.
It was action packed and keeps you guessing right to the end
Nick Stone is some man for one man he is indistrutabl but when there is a problem
He is the one you want to go to. If you like a good thriller this is the one for you.
by micky north
One of his best yet.
Couldnt put it down.
by GG Alison Amy Alice James
I have read all of the nick stone novels and absolutely love the bloke !! Dont ever kill him off Andy please. I get the book on the first day of release and dont put it down if i can help it till its done- usually the next day. What am i gonna do till the next one ? Probably read it again ! I am a woman in my 50,s so dont think andy mcnab books are just for men, they really are not.