Pete Blyth: 7 books

Are heroes born or made? With his mother dead, Steve ‘Dusty’ Miller is faced with a stark choice between the forces and the gangs. But for Dusty there’s only one real option. If he has to die with a gun in his hand, it’s better to go fighting for his country than dealing pain and misery...

70 years after a viral apocalypse, the Recon teams are all that stand between what is left of civilisation and the chaos and carnage beyond the wall. Blade, commander of team Rapax, must train a new team to face vicious clansmen, depraved mercenaries, and tribal warriors seeking blood sacrafice...

Dave Kennedy doesn't think things can get any worse. His family are dead, he hates his job, and he just made a pass at Kathy, his best mate's girl. Then he wakes up to half an apocalypse. With the world in ruins, the only person Dave has left to care about is Kathy. She hates him now, but he'll...

Since the death of his fiancee, British gun for hire Dusty Miller finds it hard to care about anything, least of all himself. America's slide into fascism and the rise to power of the “Protect and Defend” party is just one more thing not to care much about, until the day his fiancee's brother...

How do you go from war hero to bank robber and killer for hire ? Dusty Miller wishes he knew. With his life in tatters, he kills and steals for a living. He desperately wants to find his way back to the man he once was, but with a beautiful Danish PI to protect, and a crime lord insistent that...

One kills, one locks up killers. What if justice needs both ? Dusty Miller kills for a living. Mostly those who deserve it. Terrorists, criminals, potential embarassments. People everyone is better off without. So when he is tasked with finding a missing teenager he is out of his depth. But...

Would you do the right thing, regardless of the cost ? Leading an international commando team, Dusty Miller fights for masters he doesn't trust, going where he and his men shouldn't be, to do things they shouldn't do. With every mission blacker than a politician's soul, victory is nothing to...