Scar Tissue: The Debut Thriller from the No.1 Bestselling Author by Ollie Ollerton

Scar Tissue: The Debut Thriller from the No.1 Bestselling Author by Ollie Ollerton is a gripping paperback that thriller fans will want on their shelf. Perfect for readers who love high-stakes action, military realism, and intricate journeys of resilience, this standalone novel follows a haunted ex-Special Forces operative navigating danger in a city-state world where past sins refuse to stay buried. Book at a glance Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781788703826 Ex-Special Forces soldier Alex Abbott escaped the Middle East under a cloud and now scrapes a living in Singapore, working as a gun for hire while estranged from his family. The ghosts of the past haunt him, and he copes with the pain by drinking. Life is tough, but at least hes not in Baghdad—until a new path looms and the pressure mounts. This debut thriller from Ollie Ollerton blends authentic military insight with a tense, page-turning plot that keeps readers guessing until the last page. About the author Matthew 'Ollie' Ollerton is a former Special Forces soldier who helped shape Channel 4s SAS: Who Dares Wins and SAS Australia. His military career began with the Royal Marines, followed by six years in the Special Boat Service, rising to team leader. He later worked in Iraq as a private security contractor and contributes anti-child-trafficking charity work in South-East Asia. Ollerton writes from a place of real-world experience, sharing mindset strategies and adrenaline-fueled storytelling. His non-fiction titles Break Point and Battle Ready have both been Sunday Times bestsellers, with Break Point reaching Number One. Since then, he has authored fiction including Scar Tissue and All Or Nothing, along with How To Survive Almost Anything—a practical survival guide for everyday resilience. Why this novel stands out Scar Tissue delivers a tight, character-driven thriller grounded in authentic combat perspectives, infiltrating plots, and moral ambiguity. Ollertons background lends credi