Dead or Alive

Special Operations #4

by Craig Simpson

PARIS, FRANCE, NOVEMBER 1941A rogue British agent has vanished with a suitcase full of cash and a head full of secrets. Have Britain's defences been exposed Special Operations must act fast. Finn Gunnersen and fellow agents head for the dark and sinister streets of Nazi-occupied Paris. Their orders are the agent back - Dead or Alive.

340 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2011

About the author

A writer of action thrillers and adventures, mostly WWII inspired by secret agents of the SOE. My first book, "Resistance" (2007) was short-listed for the Branford-Boase Award, and my highly-acclaimed award-winning Special Operations Series (4 titles) has been followed by various short-format illustrated EDGE titles for Franklin Watts (Hachette). I am currently working on a swashbuckling novel set during the Glorious Revolution of 1688.

Reviews

[Bradley Shelton · Rating 5 out of 5]

this is a very good book have read where they are going after a suitcase fill of money has been stolen by the Nazis and the are hiding it at one of there penetration camp in France some where so they have the special operations must act fast before the Nazi give it to Hitler the group of train professional have to act fast they are lead by Sargent walker




I have ow finished this book the most interesting thing was when the where fighting the German forces to win the battle between the Americans and the Nazi force


and the most unusual thing was at the start when the were describing how the place looked and the characters of the book

[7l2 · Rating 3 out of 5]

‘Special Ops: Dead or Alive’ is the 4th book in the series of ‘Special Ops’ books by Craig Simpson.

In the book, three kids go undercover in Nazi occupied France to find a Special Ops agent that went missing with a briefcase full of money!

My favourite part of the book is quite early on where the agents had to sneak into the Nazi generals’ office to forge a letter from him.

The book can be as funny as it is serious and I recommend it to anyone that likes World War II and/or action books.

Mitchell ward 7l2

[Glenn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good story - has realistic aspects to the story which helps make them believable... I enjoyed this book