Robert Rigby Books

Meltdown

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Eighteen-year-old Danny Watts and his grandfather Fergus, an ex-SAS explosives expert, travel to England, Spain, and Germany, in a life-or-death race to save the population from the spread of a let...

Boy Soldier

By Andy McNab

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Payback

By Andy McNab

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In the high-octane sequel to "Boy Soldier", seventeen-year-old Danny and his grandfather, ex-SAS explosives expert Fergus, are on the run again, with their cover in southern Spain blown. Encouraged...

Meltdown. Andy McNab and Robert Rigby Boy Soldier

By Andy McNab

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Goal

By Rigby Robert.

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Goal 2

By Rigby Robert.

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Goal 3

By Rigby Robert.

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The eagle trail

By Robert Rigby

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WWII, German-occupied Antwerp, and life continues as usual for 16-year-old Paul Hansen - until his father is shot. Paul learns that his parents are part of a group of resistance fighters and he's w...

Codename eagle

By Robert Rigby

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After his failed escape to England across the Pyrenees, Paul Hansen is living, once again, in France. While the Germans blitz London and other major cities, Paul is getting more and more restless....

Goal II

By Robert Rigby

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