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First into Action

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The Hostage (Stratton, #1)

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The Hijack (Stratton, #2)

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The Operative (Stratton, #3)

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Undersea Prison (Stratton, #4)

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Mercenary, (Stratton, #5)

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Traitor (Stratton, #6)

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Pirate (Stratton, #7)

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Assassin (Stratton, #8)

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The Protector

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New fiction book

I have begun a new fiction book. A trilogy in fact called The Becket Approval. The idea started as one book but the story kept on growing as I developed it and I soon realised I had quite a lot of material. Being a fan of writers such as Tolkien and Tolstoy I was tempted to write one large book but I chickened out and went for the episodic option.
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“It seemed that the media pretty much controlled how the average person perceived the situation. We had little respect for journalists. Throughout my career, reporters always seemed to invent what they did not know and misinterpret what they saw.”
― Duncan Falconer, First Into Action: A Dramatic Personal Account of Life in the SBS

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