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The third and final part to the Andy McPhee Trilogy is Dead End. Having lost their homes in The Return Of Seven starts as they are sailing away from the Faeroe Islands and licking their wounds they have lost two of their members, but they have gained a new member, Oran, a computer geek from Iceland who had previously done some work for Hans Gunnerson and the IDF. Oran will join the team on their second and final adventure, but he is not alone, for he brings with him his protector CYBER, an Ovcharka or Caucasian Shepherd Dog, probably the next best thing to a grizzly bear. This time, Team Seven first have to find somewhere to settle down. When they do, they then have to tidy up a few loose ends from their previous escapade. Then just as they think their lives are back on track, Hans Gunnerson brings them some bad news that will bring the team back into a service they had left behind. Politics and corruption are never very far away. In this final chapter, who will fall by the wayside as they will question their loyalties not just with SIS but with each other? What will become of Andy and the rest of Team Seven?

Book two, The Return of Seven, sees our heroes return to once again take on the threat of a biogenetic weapon of mass destruction. Being hunted down by Neo-Nazis from around the globe, they will go to North Korea into the mouth of the dragon and prison colony number 22 and they will continue to fight for their lives and for the innocents they have rescued. The will eventually bring down governments and corrupt CIA and EU financiers of hatred. Some will survive, but some of the team will be lost along the way. Much of what goes on in this episode will be split between RAF Saxa Vord and on board of the replacement Catherine May, the original boat having been destroyed in Altered Perceptions.

The first novel entitled Altered Perceptions is the first part of a trilogy featuring Andy McPhee and Team Seven of the SIS Black Door Operations. SIS does exist, as do Black Door Ops. What goes on at CDE Porton Down is part factual and part fiction. Although this story is fiction, or you could say factional, the enriched uranium and plutonium did go missing from FBR Dounreay. The Secret Royal Navy program, the Vulcan Project, did take place between the RN and Rolls Royce.There were two major accidents at FBR Dounreay, and they were covered up. There is still two miles of off-limit shoreline, where pieces of plutonium are being found near Dounreay. Much of what happened in the first book did happen in real life. Some is, of course, pure fiction. Real names have been changed. The majority of the places exist.Gruinard Island was used by the British Government to test out bacteriological and viral spores of anthrax. The island remained uninhabitable for almost fifty years. The UK has signed up to the Geneva Convention that bans the use of chemical and biological warfare. Yet it continues to make these banned items. The UK is not alone in this. The USA, France, Belgium, Germany, along with the majority of countries in the west, are also part of it. Yet they condemn third-world countries who try to make them, and in some cases, they even supply these countries with the parts required to make them. That is a fact.