The Killing House

by Gayle Rivers

Book Overview

The truth about a member of Britain's elite Special Air Services told as fiction by Gayle Rivers who has served many governments and began with the SAS in Vietnam, on attachment to the US Special... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1557731314
• ISBN13: 9781557731319
• Release Date: January 1988
• Publisher: Jove Books
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A great story.

I just got finished with this book and I have to say it was a great read. The book kept my attention from the start and although it seemed the plot came together to easily it was still a great read. It seemed a bit to good to be true that Tim Bell managed to formulate a whole plan from some conveniently placed files but that's that. The book seemed to end a bit to quickly for my liking but the story more then made up for it. I would definitely read more books by Gayle Rivers.It's a book told from the 'bad guys' point of view, but as always the good guys always win. Poor Tim Bell.4 Stars

A thriller were the good guys always win.

After being kicked out of the SAS, Tom goes to see his old military buddies and his ex girlfriend who is now married to Bob, one of Tom's friends. Tom gets her to show him some secret files. He finds what he wants and leaves. He goes to a rich man and they work out some plans. To find out what happens next read the book. It is a great thriller.

A very good book written by a pro!

Sometimes, these retired military writers really amazed me. Because most of them are very talented writers with realistic experience. This book is also a very exciting read! The only not so agreeable scenario was the main character of this book was also a low moral standard British SAS guy who screwed the wife of US Special Force guy. A high caliber thriller with lot of fun! His next book, "Hunter's Run" was also a very readable book.