Traitor

Stratton #6

by Duncan Falconer

Stratton is blamed for a failed task against the Russian Navy that turns out to be the catalyst to a complex plot involving a traitor within MI16, the secret Ministry of Defense organization that creates special equipment for the British Secret Service and Special Forces. The adventure leads to a battle on board a North Sea oil platform hijacked by criminals, and comes to a ripping climax in the heart of Russia, far below ground.

Genres: Thriller, Fiction, Ebooks, Adventure, Military Fiction, Espionage, Crime

352 pages, Paperback

First published April 29, 2010

Reviews

[Geoff Knight]

had a natural finish 2/3 rds of the way through. seems as though the author knew it was too short to finish there so an implausible storyline was dreamnt up from there. entertaining even so

[Pete]

Good solid entertainment. Falconer adds several plot twists and turns to keep the reader engaged and the characters are a fun mix. Some high adrenaline action and a few touches of humor.

[Paschalis]

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[Simon Armitage]

Rated 7/10 An easy to read to pass the time. A disgraced SBS operative is sent to sort a hijack on a North Sea oil platform. Pure escapism.

[Harry]

From the Black Sea to the North Sea and back to Russia our hero is involved in a roller coaster ride of a story. As always there's loads of blood and bullets. I couldn't put this one down.

[Jeff]

MI6 has the bright idea of teaming brainy people from weapons research with real operators like Stratton.

[Tom Tischler]

This is book 6 in the Stratton series and th is time we have
a group of mercenaries taking over an oil rig in the North Sea.
They demand 2 billion within 24 hours or the bodies will start dropping.
This is a secondary demand what they really want comes later and the only
one who an help is Stratton but he must go in with a group of
untrained scientists.

[ab]

Enjoyed the feasibility of the action, the pace and the ability of the characters, physically and intellectually. The story is ambitious insofar the manipulation involved. Predictable but no less entertaining.

[Ben]

Stratton is immortal.

[Billy Forbes]

great read action from start to finish.