Books by Peter Ratcliffe

The author of this remarkable memoir is exceptionally well placed to comment on events which, through the publication of a number of pseudonymous SAS accounts, have all too often been widely promoted as 'the full story'. 'The way they tell it,' he writes, 'is not the way it happened,' and it is typical of the man that he should choose to put his own name to these controversial, dramatic and often thought-provoking memoirs - in doing so, he corrects many of the distortions and exaggerations of earlier accounts.