The Oxford Code: European spy thriller featuring the British, French and Russian intelligence agencies at war with the SAS special forces. A terrifying ... to the covert world of black operations.

by Ray Christie

Special Air Service operator Jack and his regiment brothers in arms had their black operations compromised with deadly consequences, the Secret Intelligence Service led them to the wolves.Rogue elements from the British, French and Russian agencies deploy their assets to track and eliminate the unit before their government secrets are exposed. Military techniques, clandestine wet work and sophisticated tradecraft are revealed as the body count rises throughout the streets of Europe.Evading death they scramble through the dead to find a lead. The operators with nowhere to run and innocent lives lost forces them back towards the dangers to search for the puppet master in this wilderness of mirrors. No witnesses, no survivors, the mission is set, these gentlemen of death will stop at nothing to protect their honour, and fight for justice.

323 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 10, 2020

About the author

Into hard-edged espionage and military thrillers—think CIA, MI6, DGSE, black ops, and geopolitics. Big fan of authors like Robert Ludlum, John le Carré, Tom Clancy and Vince Flynn. Looking to connect with readers who enjoy classic spy fiction, covert operations, and morally gray operators working in the shadows.
If your shelves are stacked with spy, military, and political thrillers, we’ll probably get along.

Reviews

[Bronagh Casey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent book. Well written. Very enjoyable reading

[Finola Stuart · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book!!

[Kenneth · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not the best in the genre. Found syntax very confusing throughout the entire read.

[Ernie Sulovic · Rating 5 out of 5]

An intriguing and captivating book. Not my usual genre and wash a refreshing change.