An astonishing first book, 'Apache' is a story of courage, comradeship, technology and tragedy, during the ongoing war in Afghanistan.

After nearly 20 years of SAS operations, Bob retired from the military to work as an advisor on the international commercial security circuit. Bob settled into a sedate life looking after VIPs. Then 9/11 happened. Bob found himself back in war zones on assignments far more perilous than anything he had encountered in the SAS.

An account of real life and death on the ground in Iraq. From secretly acquiring weapons on the black market, to dodging the fearsome death squads that roam the streets and the suicide bombers that wreak havoc on a daily basis, it tells the story of a vulnerable family adrift in the chaos of war.

Tells the stories of what the author describes as 'modern-day heroes fighting modern-day wars'. This title recounts the courage and hardship of British servicemen and supports staff as they have faced the difficulties posed by the conflict in Afghanistan.

The definitive story of the British army's most potent weapons system - the Apache attack helicopter - and of the men who fly her.

Despite the flurry of media images to come of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, you have never really met these people, who serve as front-line troops. For whatever reason, the media simply doesn't get them. This title tells the soldiers' story in their own words. It is the story of young men that have been trained to become ruthless killers.

Sgt Dan Mills and his platoon of snipers fly into southern Iraq, part of an infantry battalion sent to win hearts and minds. They were soon fighting for their lives. Back home we were told they were peacekeeping. But there was no peace to keep. This book offers an account of that war.

A raw and unfliching front-line account of the British military offensive in Afghanistan

'If you're looking for a good spy thriller, I definitely recommend this' Daily Express The thrilling real-life story of a double agent in the Second World War

In January 1991, eight members of the SAS regiment embarked upon a top secret mission that was to infiltrate them behind enemy lines. They were to sever the underground communication link between Baghdad and north-west Iraq, and to seek and destroy mobile Scud launchers. This is a chronicle of superhuman courage in the face of overwhelming odds.

The SAS mission conducted behind Iraqi lines is one of the most talked about stories of courage and survival in modern warfare. Of the eight members of the SAS regiment who set off, only one escaped capture. This is his story.

McNab's account of an SAS mission in which he led an eight-man patrol deep behind enemy lines in the Gulf War. It is a chronicle of courage, endurance and dark humour in circumstances for which McNab and his men became what is believed to be the most highly decorated patrol since the Boer War.

In 1930, the editor of Everyman magazine requested entries for a new anthology of Great War accounts. The result was a revolutionary book unlike any other of the period. It is told chronologically, from the first scrambles of 1914, the drudgery of the war of attrition once the trenches had been dug, to the final joy of Armistice.

In the summer of 1939, five-year-old Jacques Austerlitz is sent to England on one of the Kindertransports and placed with foster parents in Wales. For reasons of their own, the childless Calvinist couple erase from the boy all knowledge of his identity.

Winner of the Booker Prize and international bestseller

Two Sides of Hell is a testament to the 'poor bloody infantryman' who has to bear the brunt of the fighting wherever these is a war. You will not fail to be moved by it.

Presenting a war story, this title focuses on Michael 'Micky' Burn, soldier, poet and novelist, whose journey ranges from fascist follower, to commander of Six Troop, 2 Commando, to prisoner (and communist lecturer) in the notorious prison of Colditz.

The first-person account of a 26-year-old who fought in the war in Sierra Leone as a 12-year-old boy.

It was a top-secret US military mission. Now, the SEAL team leader finally tells the stunning true story