Operation Fools Mate 48

M.L Baldwin is a former Tank Commander who joined the Second Royal Tank Regiment in 1996 and served with them on operations in Northern Ireland, Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan over a 19 year career. He was awarded a Mentioned in Dispatches (MiD) during his last tour of Afghanistan. After leaving the forces he decided to try his hand at becoming an author, which is where you join him now in his journey. Inspired by the likes of Clive Cussler and Tom Clancy, he wrote his debut series of books for Operation Fools Mate back in 2023 which he hopes people will enjoy reading as much as he has enjoyed writing them. Using his own first hand experiences of life on the front line of combat operations, he hopes to bring a level of realism and excitement that will both shock and excite his readers. After all the modern battlefield is full of technology, but ultimately, it's the human element and a certain degree of luck that play its part the most. His expertise in his field have garnered widespread acclaim and featured interviews on BBC Radio, whilst his articles in leading publications such as The European, NationalWorld, MSN, the Daily Star (UK), The London Economic and others, have helped solidify his reputation as a sought-after authority in the field. Keep watching for more exciting titles. In his own words, "I'm not finished yet, I'm only just getting started."

"At this point, I want to mention that I usually don't enjoy war books, particularly when they are written in a way that is so realistic. Baldwin's storytelling is more like war reporting than fiction. In the current climate, Operation Fools Mate 48 is an accurate guess or an informed prediction that could almost certainly happen. For this reason alone, Operation Fools Mate 48 is horrifically fascinating.""If you're a fan of Andy McNab, Chris Ryan, or Stephen Leather, you will love this book even if, like me, tales of war make you feel unsettled. Baldwin's writing, affection for his characters, and storytelling ability will get you past what looks like a Nostradamus prediction, leaving the reader eagerly anticipating the next book.""Baldwin is a talented writer who doesn't rely on machismo ormisogyny, often present in this genre. Instead, he elevates his characters witha credible and intricate plot while revealing the undeniable truths faced bymilitary personnel in combat zones.""The storyline touches on a political undercurrent sorelevant to 2024 that one might think Baldwin has a hotline to 10 DowningStreet. His antagonism for self-serving higher ranks is evident and enrichesthe plot, but not in the way you would expect. Operation Fools Mate 48 isrealistic to the point that an appearance on The News at Ten won't besurprising."