It poses an interesting question. Which should a person chose? Honour or revenge?
Hamish McFarlane is an Afghan war veteran, who is disillusioned and jaded. He has tried to escape his troubled past by entering battle scarred Iraq.
There is a brutal terrorist assault on an oil company in Iraq and Hamish is sent in to carry out an assessment on the security there.
However, his investigations start to throw up some worrying anomalies. Although at first it seems to have been a terrorist attack, some things just do not seem to add up. The deeper his investigation digs, the more complex and downright sinister the whole matter becomes. He begins to fear for his won life and the lives of his nearest and dearest.
More people become involved and more people die and Hamish realises that he no longer knows who he can, or should, trust.
His search for the truth takes him into the mountainous Kurdistan, back inot the streets of Baghdad and even into the very heart of the British establishment.
But what will Hamish do? Will he succeed?
It's a stunning book and draws heavily on the experiences of the author's time working for s private security company in Iraq for some years.
It's published by The Book Guild at £9.99 and will be a great Christmas gift for the thriller lover in your life.
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