Aggressor

(Nick Stone Thriller 8)

By: Andy McNab

Narrated by: Paul Thornley

Ex-deniable operator Nick Stone seems to be living his dream, not a care in the world as he steers his camper van round the surfing and parachuting paradise of Australia, a board on the roof, a freefall rig behind him, and a beautiful young backpacker at his side.
But when he sees a news report of the massacre of women and children in a terrorist outrage the other side of the world, long-suppressed memories are triggered, and Nick knows he must risk everything to repay a longstanding debt of friendship.
As events unfold in the bleak, medieval villages of Georgia and teeming streets of modern Istanbul, Nick finds himself catapulted once more into the murky, clandestine world he thought he'd left behind - a world in the grip of nameless enemies who linger in the shadows, and stalk the corridors of power...
Hurtled at breakneck pace through a deadly landscape of greed, violence and ever-shifting allegiances, the reader will be left in no doubt that McNab is the master of the genre - and Aggressor shows McNab at his searing, blockbusting best.

Critic reviews

'McNab's great asset is that the heart of his fiction is not fiction: other thriller writers do their research, but he has actually been there'

A terrific, first-rate action thriller by the man who was once the British Army's most highly decorated soldier

Stunning...A first-class action thriller

Need more of McNab's books on audio!

It's amazing how awesome each book McNab writes, are... and the insights of self preservation AND self-defense they all provide!

Good stories, continual bad endings.

Getting very sick of the futile deaths of every character associated with Nick. I want these stories for escapism not to be depressed in sympathy with Nick Stone. I think this one will be my last. Shame, great author.

Simply the best

Great stuff. Probably one of my favorite McNab book’s, but for sure, my favorite author.

Its like he does one handed juggling and it’s a complete no brainer for him, the way he can set a scene with the shortest of sentences, but it still paints crystal clear and vivid pictures in your mind. I simply love his vocabulary. Very cool and it seems so easy for him. Keep those books coming!