Rogue Bullet

Mason was the Army's best-kept secret. A reservist with a gift for long-range precision and a life he finally thought was safe. But when an IRA splinter cell executes his fiancée, the "e;quiet life"e; ends. The soldier is awake, and he's seeing red.When the security services approach him with an offer of training and a clean shot at his fiancée's murderer, Mason doesn't hesitate. He goes to ground, moving into a high-security "e;safe house"e; to prepare for the kill.But in the world of black-ops, "e;safe"e; is a lie.MI5 didn't recruit Mason to be their sniper. They recruited him to be their tethered goat. The house isn't a training ground—it's a trap designed to draw the terrorists out of the shadows and into the light.With a killer closing in and his handlers watching from the sidelines, Mason realises he isn't the hunter. He's the bait. But they've forgotten one thing: You don't put a master marksman in a corner and expect him to play dead.