S-Squad Books in Order

A British special forces team investigates a drifting Russian vessel in Arctic waters and finds bloody mayhem instead. Something hungry is breeding in the ice, and it is growing fast.

S-Squad heads south to inspect a derelict Nazi base and wakes an old weapon under the ice. The dead are moving again, and they need new servants.

S-Squad expects warmth and an easy assignment in Amazonia. Instead they find oppressive jungle heat, river dredging, occult history, and a very large snake problem.

Home in Scotland should mean rest for S-Squad, but animal mutilations lead them straight to Loch Ness. Something in the dark water is feeding again.

A strange zoo in the Russian tundra hides revived Ice Age beasts that are loose, hungry, and very hard to stop. S-Squad gets there just in time to regret it.

Walking archaeologists out of the Gobi should be routine, until long-awaited rain brings the desert to life. Deathworms rise from the sand and turn the mission into a scramble for survival.

A cleanup mission at an abandoned scientific base in a Norwegian fjord wakes something legendary in the rock. The squad soon finds itself running through snow toward civilization with death behind it.

A desert mission drags S-Squad into ancient ruins, old secrets, and predators that should have stayed buried. Heat, isolation, and too many legs do the rest.

S-Squad heads into the Congo and finds the jungle full of toothy problems from a much older world. Fast action, bad terrain, and raptor trouble carry the book.

An offshore assignment in the North Sea turns into another monster emergency for S-Squad. Cold water, cramped spaces, and something predatory below make a bad mix.

S-Squad gets dragged into the London underground, where the city tunnels hide a spreading menace. Tight spaces and urban panic make this one especially claustrophobic.

The Sahara gives S-Squad heat, distance, and another beast problem that wants human flesh. In the open desert, nowhere feels safe for long.

A distress call leads S-Squad into the Yukon, a winter storm, and a town already under siege. The research station in the hills holds the real reason the forest is howling.

Orkney's old stories stop feeling like stories when S-Squad arrives. Sea folklore, island weather, and something not entirely human make the assignment go bad fast.

A remote mission in Patagonia gives S-Squad bad weather, isolation, and another oversized problem with teeth. The landscape is as dangerous as the creature.

At a research station on the North Pole, S-Squad finds white bears, Arctic dark, and a threat bigger than one routine rescue should ever become.

A Yucatan mission turns into another cryptid firefight for S-Squad, with old ruins, bad terrain, and the usual problem of being badly outnumbered.

Wiggins gets what should be an easy consultancy job on the Austria-Germany border, then ends up leading the squad underground. Something red in tooth and claw is waiting below.

The Fens give S-Squad marsh, isolation, and a run-in with one of Britain's darker legends. Thin ground and old fear do plenty of the work.