Once A Pilgrim

{"strong"=>["‘You couldn’t make it up. Brilliant.’", “Jeffrey Archer”], “br”=>[nil]}
{"strong"=>["‘Decades of war has given James Deegan a natural ability to create a world that is incredibly realistic and exciting. This takes military fiction to a whole new level entirely. Deegan is a master’", «Tom Marcus Mi5 Survellance officer, Author of Capture or Kill“], “br”=>[nil]}
{"strong"=>["‘Move over Andy McNab and Chris Ryan, there’s a new SAS veteran writing thrillers and he’s good. Very good.’", “Stephen Leather”], “br”=>[nil]}
John Carr has recently left the SAS, after a long and distinguished career, and is now working for a Russian oligarch in the murky world of private security.
But an incident from his past — in which three terrorists were brutally killed — suddenly comes back to haunt him.
Tracked by a hitman out for revenge, John Carr is forced to step over the line to defend himself and his family. It’s a cruel and violent world — and one he thought he’d left behind.
{"strong"=>[{"em"=>["But some wars never end."]}]}
{"strong"=>["Patriot Games meets Taken: In Once A Pilgrim, John Carr shows all the Reacher-esque hallmarks of a cold-blooded antihero doing what needs to be done, whatever the consequences."]}
{"strong"=>["JAMES DEEGAN MC is a fantastic new voice in the thriller genre, writing with unprecedented authority and authenticity."]}
{"strong"=>["‘Carr is a hero for our times’", {"em"=>["Daily Mail"]}], “br”=>[nil]}