Operation Yellow Typhoon By Paul T Hart

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Operation Yellow Typhoon

Paul T Hart

Prime Minister Allan Knowles' ratings soared thanks to the recent success of the Secret ‎Intelligence Service's fronted operations, Fulcrum Storm and Red Kite. The ever-changing world ‎thrust the UK PM back into the spotlight as he navigated the perilous path to war. Tensions ‎inside his government, international deceit, and Chinese subterfuge made the furtive steps to ‎global conflict seem perilous. Relying on his trusted personnel within MI6, these leading lights in ‎the world of espionage "fought dirty," using intelligence, guile, and tenacity to bring untested ‎weapons to bear on a ruthless enemy. Balancing national security, the egos of allies, and the ‎demands of the situation placed everyone under unrelenting strain. Political shenanigans and ‎duplicity weakened the core of their new Far East Alliance, leaving everything precariously ‎poised. Suspense reached a breaking point when even the most dedicated and courageous SAS, ‎SBS, and SIS operators struggled to reconcile their actions. Group Captain Claire Walters and ‎her ex-SAS Major, "Yorkie" Charlton, both accept that, in a different context, they would be ‎labelled war criminals. The dawning of new weapons of war beckons a new world order, and ‎nothing will be the same again. As always, change is the only constant. The world teetered on the ‎edge, with the potential for at least one nation to collapse and millions to perish!‎

About Author

Paul T Hart, author

Paul T Hart

The author lives in North Yorkshire with his wife, Mandy. He previously resided in Inverness, where he wrote his debut book, Operation Fulcrum Storm, and the first edition of Operation Red Kite, as well as his third, Operation Yellow Typhoon. Drawing on his nineteen-year Royal Air Force career, his novels reflect some of the challenges faced by operators in the execution of their duties. The bulk of the characters, though entirely fictitious, draw on an amalgam of the many positive personalities, plus a few less so, that he encountered during his RAF career. For the author, writing these novels reinvigorated distant memories of places, but, more importantly, of the people he encountered and the many positive experiences.

 

Now retired after prolonged periods as a hotelier and commercial estate agent, the author writes most days, plays golf often, and continues to enjoy being outdoors. Travel remains a passion, inspiring him to keep writing.

Paul T Hart, author