Stephen Grey is a 41-year-old journalist based in London best known for his world-exclusive revelations on the CIA's secret rendition program. His first book Ghost Plane, on the subject of rendition, was published in 2006. He is a former editor on the Sunday Times' investigations unit.
Exemplary. An uncommonly vivid portrait of battle, matched by sharp
investigation of purposes, intrigues and cock-ups
*Sunday Times*
Superb, fast-paced. Captures the grit and the gore, the exhaustion
and emotion, the killing and the dying. A fine piece of war
reporting
*Guardian*
Grey manages to get across the chaos and the hellish fear
experienced by those under fire at the sharp end of battle. Will
long outlast the events it recounts
*Sunday Herald*
The fear, the courage, the uncertainty, the gut-wrenching personal
tragedies and the sheer mayhem of two days' intensive fighting is
frequently more vivid than any film. Terrific
*Mail on Sunday*
A fascinating insight . . . a catalogue of doubt, criticism and
anger
*Financial Times*
A revealing, exceptional piece of reportage
*New Statesman*
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