SAS Series by Damien Lewis 7 Book Paperback Gift Slipcase Set - Real-Life Special Forces Missions - Military History Collection

Titles in This Set: SAS Great Escapes Two SAS Great Escapes SAS Brothers in Arms SAS Bravo Three Zero SAS Daggers Drawn SAS Italian Job SAS Shadow Raiders Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback (Gift Slipcase) ISBN: 9789124018351 Publisher: Quercus Age Range: Adult Overview: Discover the true, adrenaline-fuelled world of Britain's most elite fighting force with this seven-book paperback collection from bestselling military historian Damien Lewis, presented together in an attractive gift slipcase. Spanning covert World War II raids to modern-era operations, each title uncovers real missions carried out by SAS soldiers using first-hand testimony and meticulous research. A superb gift set for military history fans, veterans and readers who love true stories of courage and brotherhood under fire. About the Books: This collection brings together seven of Damien Lewis's most celebrated SAS non-fiction titles in one gift-boxed set. SAS Great Escapes and SAS Great Escapes Two chronicle astonishing tales of capture, evasion and escape, revealing soldiers' resourcefulness against impossible odds. SAS Brothers in Arms explores the founding spirit of the regiment and the loyalty forged between men in extreme circumstances. SAS Bravo Three Zero delivers a gripping account of a high-stakes mission behind enemy lines, capturing the tension and human cost of modern special forces warfare. SAS Daggers Drawn pulls back the curtain on covert strikes and intelligence-led operations, blending suspense with hard historical fact. SAS Italian Job recounts a daring wartime operation with heist-thriller pace, while SAS Shadow Raiders documents stealth raids that changed the course of conflicts and cemented the SAS's fearsome reputation. Throughout, Lewis's narrative style turns painstaking research into pacey, cinematic storytelling, offering a rich portrait of the SAS across decades of conflict for readers building a military history library or seeking their next unputdownable true