Good “Fictional” SOF books.

[Dame]

Just finished Full Black by Brad Thor, another damn good read...

I have that one in hardback autographed by the man himself. It lives with my autographed copy of Pamwe Chete.

 

[SkrewzLoose]

I have that one in hardback autographed by the man himself. It lives with my autographed copy of Pamwe Chete.

That's awesome!

 

[yankfan]

Say Goodbye by Robert Capko. Very suspenseful and awesome book about an Air Force PJ

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10564727-say-goodbye

 

[Konan]

Ex-SAS trooper Chris Ryan's first 4 fictional SF novels. Stand by, Stand by. Zero Option. The Kremlin Device. Tenth Man Down.
He's written many more military action books since, but I always liked his first 4 the most.
For anyone with children, who worries about adult content, Chris also has a series of childrens adventure books.

http://www.chrisryanadventures.co.uk/

Ex-Navy SEAl, James Taylor's: Mekong.

Richard Marcinko's long running, and often long winded fictional SEAL action series: http://authors.simonandschuster.com/Richard-Marcinko/1924603

Wilbur Smith's The Dark of the Sun and A Time to Die. http://www.wilbursmithbooks.com/books
Wilbur's written a lot of men's action adventure novels, most feature soldiers or take place in a war zone of various time periods.

EX-SBS trooper Duncan Falconer's John Stratton SAS/SBS series. http://www.duncanfalconer.com/

Terence Strong. The guy who started SAS fiction with Whisper Who Dares. Terry's writing is markedly superior to most of the Brit action authors.

http://authors.simonandschuster.co.uk/Terence-Strong/8005/books

I guess that will keep you going for a while.

 

[Marauder06]

Konan, welcome to the site. Please make your way to the Intro thread and make an introductory post, as per the site rules. Thanks.

-mara

Ex-SAS trooper Chris Ryan's first 4 fictional SF novels. Stand by, Stand by. Zero Option. The Kremlin Device. Tenth Man Down.
He's written many more military action books since, but I always liked his first 4 the most.
For anyone with children, who worries about adult content, Chris also has a series of childrens adventure books.

http://www.chrisryanadventures.co.uk/

Ex-Navy SEAL, James Taylor's: Mekong.

Richard Marcinko's long running, and often long winded fictional SEAL action series: http://authors.simonandschuster.com/Richard-Marcinko/1924603

Wilbur Smith's The Dark of the Sun and A Time to Die. http://www.wilbursmithbooks.com/books
Wilbur's written a lot of men's action adventure novels, most feature soldiers or take place in a war zone of various time periods.

EX-SBS trooper Duncan Falconer's John Stratton SAS/SBS series. http://www.duncanfalconer.com/

Terence Strong. The guy who started SAS fiction with Whisper Who Dares. Terry's writing is markedly superior to most of the Brit action authors.

http://authors.simonandschuster.co.uk/Terence-Strong/8005/books

I guess that will keep you going for a while.

 

[Konan]

Konan, welcome to the site. Please make your way to the Intro thread and make an introductory post, as per the site rules. Thanks.

-mara

Copy that.