'IF YOU LIKE WILBUR SMITH AND TOM CLANCY, YOU'LL LOVE SOMEWHERE OUT THERE' ROWLAND WHITE
Max Seager was the best there was. His skills sharpened in the midst of a brutal African civil war, he was at once a policeman, soldier and detective β a tracker of men.
Seager thought heβd left that life behind him, but then he learns that his particular expertise is required again...
Two teenage girls have been abducted and are being held to ransom, hidden deep within the Zimbabwean bush that was once his hunting ground. The mother of one of the girls begs him to help and, unable to walk away, Max returns to Africa with a handpicked team of former comrades-in-arms.
But it soon becomes clear that nothing is quite what it seems and that if he is able to find the girls, it might only open the door to something far more sinisterβ¦
βLunnon-Woodβs feel for Africa leaps off the page in this tough, uncompromising thrillerβ ROWLAND WHITE
IF YOU LIKE WILBUR SMITH, ANDY MCNAB, FREDERICK FORSYTH AND JACK HIGGINS THEN YOUβLL LOVE MIKE LUNNON-WOOD.
SOMEWHERE OUT THERE is perfect for fans of books like A Time To Die, The Leopard Hunts in The Darkness and The Dogs of War, or of movies like The Wild Geese, The Dirty Dozen or The Expendables.
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SOMEWHERE OUT THERE is the first book Mike Lunnon-Wood wrote but has never previously been published. Mike passed away in 2008 and the manuscript was only discovered by his son Piers some years later along with two other unpublished thrillers which will be published shortly. Mike is the author of six other outstanding thrillers available from Silvertail Books: Let Not The Deep, Kingβs Shilling, Congo Blue, Long Reach, Dark Rose and Angel Seven.
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What readers are saying about Mike Lunnon-Wood's books:
βMike Lunnon-Wood is a great thriller writerβ Rowland White, author of Vulcan 607
βAbsolutely Magnificent! Never has a book twisted my emotions as much as this book has. What a brilliant author Mike Lunnon-Wood is.'
βStorytelling at its best. Thoroughly enjoyed the whole thing.β
βI have just finished reading Congo Blue after reading Let Not The Deep, King's Shilling and Long Reach all in sequence and almost without a break. I just could not stop. I see completely why Rowland White praised these books. I recommend anyone to read them all.β
βThese four books are probably the best series I've read.β
βThe quality of his writing and the depth of his characters are brilliant.β
βI was lost from the world while reading this and books like that don't come along too often.β