Chris Anderson Book 2. Seeking to prevent Apartheid South Africa from developing nuclear weapons

In Soviet Russia a mysterious god box is found, and its discovery sets of a hunt for evidence of the founding of the State, as well as undermining the system of government. The Box contains part of a secret that has remained hidden for almost 70 years, and the search brings together two men Lt Cmdr Chris Anderson of the British Royal Navy, and the cold ruthless KGB killer known only as Tchort. A tale of international intrigue, political machination and high stakes decision-making, CCCP wil...

Just days after the cataclysmic Battle of Jutland the Devonshire Class Cruiser HMS Hampshire sets sail from Scapa Flow bound for Archangel in the north of Russia. On board is Lord Kitchener, the Secretary of State for War. His mission is to meet with the Tsar and find ways of helping to keep Russia in the war, and thousands of German troops tied up in the East.Inexplicably whilst still off The Orkney Islands the Hampshire explodes and sinks within minutes. Only 12 survivors are rec...

When an extremist environmental group targets the French aircraft carrier Richelieu for a catastrophic sinking near Portsmouth Naval Base, the radioactive fallout could devastate southern England for decades. Their weapon of choice: an elderly disarmed frigate with nothing left to lose.Lieutenant Commander Chris Anderson thought his days of working alongside former KGB assassin Anton were behind him—until this crisis forces the unlikely allies back together. Racing against...

Portsmouth is the only one of Britain's great cities to be built on an island, but the origins of the home of the Royal Navy were a few miles away at the north end of the harbour. This is a fictional account of the creation of the first settlement, a warring family, gruesome and barbaric culminating in two women plotting revenge for the wrongs done to them. Caer Perris translates as 'FORTRESS OF PERRIS' and it is said that the remains of his iron age fort can still be seen today.

My name is Leslie Joy (Les to my friends), and I was born on the 16th March 1923 in Bradford, Yorkshire. This is my true story of how at the age of 19 I joined the RAF, fell in love with a Tiger Moth, got my wings and flew as a Lancaster Bomber pilot in World War II, and survived just!

An action-packed short story featuring Dan "Spider" Shepherd during his days on the SAS Escape & Evasion course. Mid-way through the exercise Shepherd realises that all is not as it seems - and his life is on the line.Narrow Escape is just under 12,000 words, about thirty pages, perfect if you have half an hour to spare.Stephen Leather is one of the UK's most successful thriller writers. He was a journalist for more than ten years on newspapers such as The Times, the Daily ...

Former Tornado Navigator John Nichol tells the incredible story of the RAF Tornado force during the First Gulf War in 1991; the excitement and the danger, the fear and the losses. It is an extraordinary account of courage and fortitude.‘We were doing about 620 miles-per-hour, 200 feet above the desert, in total darkness. Everything was running on rails as we approached the target. Then all hell broke loose. I remember the missi...

Brian Allen first went to sea as a naval aviation officer cadet aboard HMS Indefatigable in 1952, bound for Gibraltar. In 1954 he was appointed to Lossiemouth for fighter training and flew the Vampire T22. In December 1955 Brian joined 737 Squadron where he was attached to the Anti-Submarine Training Course flying the Fairey Barracuda. On completion he was destined to fly the then new Fairey Gannet twin turbo prop anti-submarine aircraft. July 1955, and now with 825 Squadron, saw his intro...

Twenty true stories of bravery, survival, and good and bad luck involving Bomber Command during World War II from the author of Flying into Hell.In their own words, the heroes of Bomber Command tell their harrowing stories . . ."It is believed that when Dacey realized the aircraft was on fire he grabbed an extinguisher, hurried aft and tried, in vain, to put out the flames. Somehow he became trapped behind the spreading inferno and was unable to re...

During the Vietnam War, the unique character of the Royal Australian Navy clearance diving branch emerged: there was simply no other military outfit in the world like it.This true-life military story is taken from the highly acclaimed book Navy Divers, and follows the Australian elite unit's entry into the Vietnam War in 1966. Working in their teams and also working with the US forces elite SEALS team the divers were in the thick of action throughout the V...

"I am not pressing you to fight the weather as well as the Germans, never forget that." So wrote Winston Churchill to Arthur Harris, the Commander-in-Chief of RAF Bomber Command, after the terrible events of 16 December 1943. In the murky dusk almost five hundred heavy bombers, almost entirely Lancasters, set out for Berlin from their bases in eastern England, from north Yorkshire to southern Cambridgeshire. They lifted off at around 4 pm to bomb the target four hours later and were expect...