Conflict — Mark David Abbott

What do you do when two million people hate your guts? Sergeant Andy Wong, of Hong Kong's famed Police Tactical Unit (PTU), Bravo Company is an honourable man who loves his job.When the people of Hong Kong take to the streets to voice their displeasure against government policies, it's Andy and his fellow colleagues who are tasked with maintaining law and order and putting an end to the riots and disruption that begin to plague the city. But after months of constant duty, days and nights on the streets enduring verbal and physical abuse from the public, ostracised by his friends, and a deteriorating relationship with his family, the cracks begin to show. When the lines between truth and falsehood, good and bad, become increasingly blurred, and faced with a wife who barely speaks to him, and a daughter he never sees, Andy becomes increasingly conflicted. Who really are the bad guys? Where should his loyalty lie? Who is helping the rioters disappear from right under the noses of the PTU patrols? WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THIS SERIES: ★★★★★ A very thrilling read. The book is put together extremely well and has everything I like in this genre. ★★★★★ Wow. What an incredible book. You see the news , but in this story you learn a lot about the human side. Extraordinary well written, page turner, great characters. Love every minute of it. Excellent job. ★★★★★ This is a powerful story. ★★★★★ An excellent, exciting and well written book that took me back to the many years I lived in HK-Clearly the author has had experience at living in HK too and has used this to best sell the story-well done and I look forward to the next book in this theme. ★★★★★ An incredible book by this talented author. The mix of fiction and the current reality of life in Hong Kong delivers a powerful story.