Desert Fire

Sultan Gadaffi has escaped from Libya with a fistful of dangerous secrets. The British Government want ex-Special Forces operative Steve Range, the go-to man for any Black-Ops missions, to lead an ultra-covert mercenary group to seize him from his near-impregnable desert stronghold.

Saed is defended by Tuareg warriors armed to the teeth with stolen NATO hardware. If Range's team can somehow overcome them, then they will earn themselves gold bullion worth $500 million.

But as the bullets begin to fly and the body count rises, Range realises that he's been double-crossed. Unwilling to lose the gold, he begins to contemplate cutting a deal with the devil.

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Phil Campion is a fifty-year-old veteran of military operations in just about every conflict-prone corner of the world, both as a soldier in the regular Armed Forces, an elite operator and as a mercenary. He continues to work as an operator on the private military circuit and lives with his partner, Wendy, and their children in Southampton. He is also a media commentator and best-selling author.

Colonel Gadaffi's youngest son, Sultan, has been kidnapped by Tuareg warriors armed to the teeth with illicit NATO weaponry. He's being held, along with a king's ransom in gold, in a fiercely defended Libyan desert stronghold. The British government is desperate to stop Sultan sharing his father's deadliest secrets, and needs a black-ops team to seize him before it's too late. There is only one man for the job. Steve Range. A Steve Range and Blackstone Six thriller.

Sultan Gadaffi has escaped from Libya with a fistful of dangerous secrets. The British Government want ex-Special Forces operative Steve Range, the go-to man for any Black-Ops missions, to lead an ultra-covert mercenary group to seize him from his near-impregnable desert stronghold. Saed is defended by Tuareg warriors armed to the teeth with stolen NATO hardware. If Range's team can somehow overcome them, then they will earn themselves gold bullion worth $500 million. But as the bullets begin to fly and the body count rises, Range realises that he's been double-crossed. Unwilling to lose the gold, he begins to contemplate cutting a deal with the devil.

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