Whilst Donno is in a coma in hospital, his mother Susan is worrying about the whereabouts of her other son back home in South Africa. It's the kind of book you can see translating to screen adaptation, it has that kind of vibe to it and I think that action thriller fans will be kept very happy. This was a good, fast paced action thriller with well written, rounded characters and a good smattering of humour. I’ve read books by former operatives such as Ollie Ollerton who Ant worked with in SAS and Jack Carr’s James Reece series.

Ant Middleton is an interesting person; he was the frontman for Channel 4’s hit show: ‘SAS: Who dares wins’ and is the author of several bestselling nonfiction books based on his own experiences during his career in the armed forces where he achieved what is known as the ‘Holy Trinity’ of the UK’s Elite Forces, having served in the Special Boat Service, the Royal Marines and 9 Parachute Squadron Royal.

It's here: the landmark debut thriller from superstar Ant Middleton, million-selling, number one Sunday Times author of First Man In and Mental Fitness and star of SAS: Who Dares Wins.

Yes, there are times that his ability to evade the baddies seems a little exaggerated, especially as the majority of it is completed single handed, and the folks he is up against aren't exactly amateurs.Ant Middleton makes his fictional debut with a scintillating adventure, introducing the newest action figure on the scene, Mallory.

Scott and Donno's dad died in a tragic accident a little while before Donno got hurt, could the death of Bartho and Scott's disappearance be connected? We finish this book without knowing Mallory's first name and I don't know if I think that is awesome or the ultimate drama queen move. We're always happy to answer any questions or queries you might have, please get in touch using one of the methods below. Back on the streets, with nothing to lose, Mallory has a darkness growing inside him, a dangerous need to seek out trouble.There has been no trace of him for quite some time; it's as though he simply vanished into thin air, and naturally she, and the rest of the family, is extremely concerned for his safety and well-being but don't have any idea where to start hunting for him. Cold Justice" features not only a diverse cast of characters but several female characters that are interesting and dangerous on their own without being sexualized. That is not to say that the physical fights, spying, and pursuits are not showstopping because they are. The description of each place is excellent, really well detailed and you feel like you could be there.

Yes it’s very generic, the mentally unstable ex-soldier wanting to make amends for his platoon dying in battle, blah blah. His exploits take us to the streets of Johannesburg, the relative quiet of Birmingham and get down and dirty in the swamps of New Orleans. We follow Mallory across three continents as he races to discover the truth and save his friend's family. As Mallory heads to South Africa, I got an blow by blow insight into his past traumas as the story jumped between timelines all held together by one man in a coma.Perhaps it’s redemption, perhaps he’s looking for revenge on the world, but suddenly Mallory has a purpose, and nothing and no one is going to stand in his way. If you have ever hankered after joining the SAS and you like books about hardcases knocking seven bells out of other hardcases, then you will love this book. Cold Justice" is an extremely unsettling and exciting book not because of what happens in it but because of who the author is.