SAS: Red Notice

Deep below the English channel a group of international terrorists has taken a trainload of passengers hostage. In the wrong place at the rights time SAS officer Tom Buckingham may be the only the chance the hostages have. Hidden deep in the tunnel he's doing his best to reduce the number of terrorists holding the train while collecting as much intel as he can for his squad, if he can just get it to them. When the shooting starts it will take all Tom's skills, ingenuity and more than a little bit of luck to get the hostages out alive.

This book is way outside my normal reading wheelhouse, but the description sounder intriguing and I decided to give it a try. Part political thriller, part military suspense and all action, this book grabbed me from page one and didn't let go. From the cold, calculating, heartlessness of the terrorists, to the frustration of the political wrangling and decision making by committee, to the heart stopping action of the Regiment's assault team, I simply couldn't put it down. Having devoured the book over the course of a weekend, I'm ready to jump into the next Tom Buckingham thriller.