British sergeant Michael Stonebridge recruits help from Ex-Delta Force operative Damien Scott when Section 20 agent John Porter is kidnapped by a Pakistani terrorist. The two then uncover clues to a possible terrorist attack at a New Delhi hotel and race to foil it. Written by Axe Pagode

Scott and Stonebridge discover that the terrorists who have seized the hotel are searching for Mahmood. Grant learns that Latif's real goal is to identify and capture a Pakistani chemical scientist who worked with the weapons inspection team in Iraq in 2003. Written by Bino de Gama

Section 10 is in Cape Town, on the trail of Latif's South African contact. Despite cocky local henchmen picking fatal gun-fights, the buddies catch one, who under threat to his family puts them on the trail of interesting parties: an executive of a major UK arms manufacturer and former IRA killer turned mercenary Daniel Connolly. It's to late to stop the last from brutally raiding an armored car carrying the firm's security codes, but the top-notch memory medium requires an ITC whizkid. Connoly's, Hugo, is found and killed. Section 10 guesses rightly his replacement is an American, whom they also catch. Damien takes his place, but Connoly isn't easily fooled and leaves him behind with a bomb taped to his chest. Mike races to find and save his comrade. Written by KGF Vissers

At a remote facility outside Cape Town, Connolly closes in on his WMD prize, while Stonebridge and Scott are faced with dilemmas that could have far-reaching implications on their organization - and on the thread that connects them to Latif. Written by Axe Pagode

In order to force the delivery of a cache of weapons to war-torn Darfur, Janjaweed terrorists abduct Clare Somersby, a refugee-clinic doctor whose father is Latif's chief armorer, British arms dealer Gerald Crawford. The kidnapping gives Section 20 a lead on Latif, albeit through an alliance with Crawford, whose weapons were likely used in the assaults in New Delhi and Cape Town. Though Stonebridge holds Crawford personally responsible for past carnage, he and Scott are forced to pose as Crawford's aides in Sudan during negotiations spearheaded by Matak, a corrupt government minister. With an inquisitive American journalist (and occasional Scott paramour) named Maggie and her local guide Jacoub in tow, the Section 20/Crawford entourage arrange a rendezvous to secure Clare's release in exchange for cash. However, it's soon apparent that the Janjaweed leader, Tahir, wants more than money before he'll part ways with his hostage. Written by Anonymous

The duo deals in Darfur with the blackmailed arms dealer's dodgy cahoots, the Janjaweed militia which holds his daughter captive and the corrupt government. All parties are armed, mistrusting and dangerous. The boys, native guide-driver and his son need to out-smart and -fight them all, but casualties occur under their protégés too. Written by KGF Vissers

A Section 20 mission in Vienna is diverted when the team learns that four European Union officials - including MI6 agent John Allen, who has firsthand knowledge of Latif and Project Dawn - have been kidnapped in Kosovo. Behind the abduction is a Kosovo heroin overlord, Fatmir Hasani, who seeks the release of his cousin Agim Rama, an imprisoned terrorist involved in multiple international attacks. Under the auspices of Kosovo peacekeeping forces (KFOR) led by U.S. Major Donoghue, Scott and Stonebridge are airlifted with Rama into a Kosovo forest in an attempt to make an exchange. But an unforeseen firefight turns the site into chaos, and Scott and Stonebridge's efforts to escape with the hostages are derailed when they reach the KFOR recovery site - and find it abandoned. Charging sexy hostage Dana Van Rijn to look after her companions, Scott and Stonebridge trek to a Hasani heroin facility, where they hope to hijack a truck to transport the group to safety. But dozens of hostile ... Written by Anonymous

Scott can't stop to worrying about Stonebridge, who is presumed killed, but actually badly wounded and captured with the EU hostages in Hasani's crime HQ, likely to be dissected for the illegal organ trade. Hasani meanwhile gets a visit from his terrorist partner Latif, who is far from pleased to have the British on his trail again. Scott gets most hostages through a minefield, then handles the friends with an unexpected ally. Written by KGF Vissers

The boys are called away after MI5 team traced Latif to Chechen rebels country hideout, which turns out to be an abandoned vast Soviet area tunnel complex. They go in with support from Georgian commandos, which are eliminated by explosives. Latif escapes with some cahoots, who were screened for surgery. Some turn up in Budapest, where a world security summit is held, carrying the neuro-toxin and sophisticated bomb found in the tunnels. Damien also found indications of foul play since his Iraq set-up army booting. Written by KGF Vissers

The explosive is traced so the duo can prevent a suicide-bomber killing a crowd by evacuating a Budapest bus during the summit by carving it out of his torso. Realizing that target makes no sense, they suspect another bomb. But Latif has arranged for the Pakistani general and presidential candidate who promises peace to be kidnapped. Guilt-consumed Grant walks into his trap. Damien gets proof of his set-up after they arrive just after Latif the spectacular recording he always aimed at. Michael chooses between career and family. Written by KGF Vissers