Cry Havoc

In his gripping audiobook, former SAS soldier and mercenary Simon Mann recounts his thrilling experiences in the shadowy realms of mercenaries and international politics. Mann's narrative centers on the ill-fated coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea on March 7, 2004, which had connections to prominent figures like Mark Thatcher and even received backing from Western intelligence agencies. As he unpacks the intricate web of danger, betrayal, and personal sacrifice, listeners gain insight into the high stakes and moral complexities of his life and the events leading up to his capture.