Snides

by Tony Walker

Snides - where Hitler's SS fights the British SAS - thirty years after WW2 has ended! This action-packed story moves rapidly from London to Normandy in 1944, three days after D-Day, and from Belfast in Northern Ireland to the desert of Oman and the battle-torn streets of Berlin in 1945. It's a gripping chase for possession of a rare Nazi document and some incriminating photographs of a British renegade who fought for Hitler's Waffen-SS in WWII, as a member of the infamous British Free Corps. Ex-SAS trooper John Pilgrim now runs a store selling militaria in Soho, London's 'Sin Center'. He meets a feisty American reporter, Sally Brandon, who not only looks good, but shoots straight too. When Pilgrim and Sally get together, bullets fly, and the bad guys die!

204 pages, Paperback

First published December 31, 2004

Reviews

[Tim Baker · Rating 4 out of 5]

Being a huge fan of World War II stories, this book had me at the cover...happily the story did not disappoint.
Tony Walker's unique style and memorable (not to mention extremely like-able) characters drew me in to this fast moving adventure from the opening chapter.
The action moved along at a good pace and the "slow spots" were kept to a minimum.
I finished this book looking forward to the next installment in the John Pilgrim series.