Gunship: A David Pross Technothriller
Paperback
Publisher Price: $18.99
ISBN13: 9781635295535
Publisher: Caliber Books
Published: Apr 29 2026
Pages: 316
Weight: 0.73
Height: 0.66 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Second novel in the David Pross action technothrillers from former RAF member Julian Jay Savarin. In the tradition of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan series.
Both machines had been designed solely for the purpose with killing in mind.
Both were fitted with rotary cannon. Each carried rockets, air-to-air and ground-attack missiles.
On board the British Lynx, avionics, computer and dual radars had been upgraded yet again. The integrated flight and fire control system came from the F-15 air superiority fighter. Armored, the twin engines were uprated for high-altitude combat, it was unmatched and unbeatable.
Except possibly by its Russian Hind counterpart, code-named Hellhound.
And now, in deadly secret, as KGB and British Intelligence play a cat-and-mouse game across the streets of London and the English countryside, the two hi-tech next generation helicopters and their pilots were being positioned to face off against one another in a duel to the death among the terrifying peaks and ravines of the high Himalayas. And ex-RAF pilot David Pross and British agent Sian Logan will once again find themselves in the cross-hairs.
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