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    In Honour Bound
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    In Honour Bound
    Audiobook10 hours

    In Honour Bound

    Written by Gerald Seymour

    Narrated by Andrew Wincott

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    About this audiobook

    Barney Crispin, SAS Captain, is sent urgently to the Afghanistan border on the direct order of the Foreign Secretary. His mission is to organise the destruction of one of the new Soviet helicopters and to bring its secret parts back to Britain.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherW. F. Howes Ltd Audio
    Release dateMay 2, 2013
    ISBN9781471231728
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    In Honour Bound
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    Gerald Seymour

    Gerald Seymour was a reporter at ITN for fifteen years, where his first assignment was covering the Great Train Robbery in 1963. He later covered events in Vietnam, Borneo, Aden, Israel, and Northern Ireland. Seymour's first novel was the acclaimed thriller Harry's Game, set in Belfast, which became an instant international bestseller and later a television series. Six of Seymour's thrillers have now been filmed for television in the UK and United States.

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    • 5/5
      Written in 1984 about the Soviet Union's attempt to set up a friendly government in Afghanistan, this novel remains a timely reminder of history's many failures by would-be conquerors with similar plans in mind.
    • 3/5
      I wasn't overly impressed with this book, the story was alright but the execution just didn't draw me in. Coming off of reading Jeffrey Archer's As The Crow Flies, this didn't even compare in terms of characters, scenes and story development.Pretty straight forward plot set in the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the British decide they want to capture some parts of the Soviet's fancy Hind helicopter and to do so smuggle in a surface-to-air missile and decide to train some locals to do the task. Sent off early and unprepared with half the missiles and the single launcher the locals are annihilated and only a boy returns carrying the single launcher. All emotional, Barry Crispin SAS decides to take the launcher and the remaining missiles into Afghanistan to finish the job so the locals didn't die in vain, and so the meat of the story begins.It's alright but I didn't find myself at all compelled by the story at times drifting off to read the newspaper instead when my mind wandered. Would be suitable to pass time if you have no alternative entertainment, eg on a plane.