Books by Andy McNab
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review 1: Number 12 in the Nick Stone series and Andy McNab is still at his best; he never fails to deliver. Another terrific story, full of twists and turns. A small group of old army mates, who decide include Nick Stone, attempt to steal some solid gold gates Sadam had had made before hi...
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review 1: The book I am reviewing is Brute Force by Andy McNab which is an excellent SAS thriller which I bought from a car boot sale. This is another installment in the Nick Stone series about an ex SAS trooper and the covert jobs he does. Andy of course was a sergaent in the SAS & if you...
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review 1: As bullets whiz by, walls crumble, and explosions throw you to the ground, the battlefield feels more alive and interactive than ever before. In Battlefield 3, players step into the role of the elite U.S. Marines where they will experience heart-pounding missions across diverse l...
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review 1: This was the first Andy McNab novel I've read. It was lent to me and reading the synopsis I did not think I was going to enjoy it. However I was pleasantly surprised. It was fast paced, an easy but interesting read. It's the type of book that I would have said was aimed mainly at...
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review 1: This is a thriller. It doesn't pretend to be anything else - and as such, it's a decent enough read.But thrillers are pretty limited in their scope once you get beyond the fact that a story like this always leads to a crescendo near the end, and sometimes, you get some aftermath ...
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review 1: I listened to the audiobook of this. Was well done - I didn't spend the whole time laughing at the narrator.I was a mega-fan of Andy McNab's work in high school, but I eventually got tired of the "Nick is okay, but someone he cares about dies" plot line, so I haven't read any of...
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review 1: Any author that can genuinely transport me to a different space is a success, and this book did do that. The short, rapid chapters made it easy to pick up the book and jump back into the action. I felt that some of the political scenes, while probably a necessity, did kill the mo...
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review 1: My Norse God-like friend Hovard recommended this to me, and he was right on!This is a great, fast-moving thriller, about the Eurostar Train being taken hostage while in the Chunnel.Unlike Vince Flynn's books, there is no clear political slant here, and the there is little discuss...