book cover of Clean Kill
 

Clean Kill

(2026)
(The seventh book in the Callan 'Cal' Straker series)
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A FALSE MANIFEST. FORTY-TWO WITNESSES. ONE CHANCE TO BRING THE WEAPONS BACK.

When Major Musa Dabo discovers that a legitimate state-armoury transfer has been altered, he refuses to approve the false count. That decision makes him - and everyone who knows the truth - a target.

Damaged, disgraced and still outside the unit he once served, former special forces operator Straker is sent into West Africa under a commercial cover. His task is to infiltrate the network, identify the buyer and preserve his identity long enough to expose the entire operation.

Then a military convoy is ambushed.

Straker has the chance to intervene, but waits to protect the mission. People die because of that choice and Captain Mariama Conteh knows exactly what he did.

Now the weapons are moving towards a waiting aircraft, civilian workers are being eliminated as witnesses, and corrupt officials are closing every lawful escape. Hunted through flooded forests, abandoned mines and a compromised airfield, Straker and Mariama must keep forty-two people alive, recover the evidence and stop the flight before the truth disappears across the border.

But the enemy controls the paperwork, the roads and the men sent to kill them.

And this time, Straker won’t be allowed to call the outcome clean.

CLEAN KILL is Book Seven in the Straker series - a hard, grounded British military thriller of betrayal, survival and the price of waiting too long to act.


Genre: Thriller

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