Switch Me Off!: The SAS Switched Him On

Paul Roberts is ex-SAS. He suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Acute Delusional Disorder (Persecutory Type). The problem is the army forgot to 'switch him off'.

Paul Roberts had been a member of the elite SAS squad for 10 years and thought he'd seen it all. He'd been involved in the Blackhawk helicopter disaster where he saw his mates' burned to death. Unable to help them because of injury he could only witness the gut-wrenching disaster. His guilt is excruciating and his life descends into a personal nightmare. Paul left the SAS and his own death is staged after a man named Kojak contacts him, and he becomes involved in covert operations.

Paul and a team of former SAS men commence a covert operation involving the removal of drugs and money from a cartel. His team believe the operation to be officially sanctioned, but the authorities cover up their involvement and some members of the squad are found dead from supposed suicide. The hunter becomes the hunted.

Not just a story, this book also provides some insight for the general public into operational military conditioning, how damaging it can be for individuals, and how difficult it makes readjustment into the civilian world.