Nulová šance – Ryan Chris (2016)

Ryan's account of the actions of the SAS (British military air force special units) surpasses everything written on the subject so far in terms of authenticity and tension. SAS Sergeant Geordie Sharp, who is waging a furious private battle with the IRA, receives orders to carry out two top-secret missions. He knows full well that in the event of failure, higher-ups will deny any involvement. In the first operation, he commands a strike team tasked with executing a super-secret, completely unidentifiable operation called 'Ostrich.' The target is an Iraqi who emigrated to Libya after the Gulf War. He is to be eliminated in such a way that neither the identity nor the origin of the assassins can be traced. The strike team must be absolutely 'clean' - wearing Arab clothing, using Soviet weapons and ammunition, and having nothing that could reveal their Western origins. If any member falls, the others must take his body with them or blow it up with explosives... When Sharp returns to the unit, he faces another task - to assassinate a high-ranking political figure in Britain. If he fails, his four-year-old son Tim and girlfriend Tracy will become victims of the IRA. In a life-and-death struggle, he weaves between two sides, searching for a way out of the terrifying labyrinth. Desperately...