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The new enemy by Andy McNab · Booklabria

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The new enemy

MysteryChildren's fiction

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First published: 2014
Language: English
Editions: 8

Synopsis

Liam Scott has joined Recce Platoon, and it looks like he will be heading for Somalia. His mission is to gather intelligence from behind enemy lines, carrying out top-secret surveillance and dead-letter drops. But he's new to the game and there's a lot to learn. Soon Liam is monitoring a den of Al Shabaab militants and hunting a key terrorist target. Can Recce Platoon find their man and get out undiscovered? If the militants find them first, it's game over.

Subjects: Mystery
Children's fiction
Africa
Special forces
Set in: Somalia

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