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Ollie Ollerton Reading Order

2 series Β· 5 books

Ollie Ollerton draws on his background as a former Special Forces soldier to craft action thrillers grounded in authentic military expertise. He is best known for the Alex Abbott series, a collection of spy and adventure novels that leverage his real-world SAS experience to deliver credible tactical scenarios and insider knowledge. His work spans both fiction and non-fiction, appealing to readers who value realism and operational detail in their action narratives.

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Alex Abbott Series

Likely Complete

2 books (2020–2022)

The Alex Abbott series comprises two non-fiction action and adventure books by Ollie Ollerton, published between 2020 and 2022. The series appears to be complete with just two entries: Scar Tissue followed by All or Nothing. These books should be read in publication order to follow the intended narrative progression.

Start with Scar Tissue and read in order.

Non-Fiction Series

Likely Complete

3 books (2019–2023)

Ollie Ollerton's three-book non-fiction series spans from 2019 to 2023 and should be read in publication order beginning with Break Point. The series appears to be complete and draws on the author's expertise in action and adventure topics. These books combine Ollerton's special forces background with practical guidance and personal narratives across the collection.

Start with Break Point and read in order.

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How to Survive (Almost) Anything: The Special Forces Guide To Staying Alive

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books has Ollie Ollerton written?
Ollie Ollerton has written 5 books across 2 series. Their published works span from 2019 to 2023.
What is the first book in each Ollie Ollerton series?
Here are the first books in Ollie Ollerton's series: Alex Abbott: Scar Tissue; Non-Fiction: Break Point.
What order should I read Ollie Ollerton's books?
We recommend reading Ollie Ollerton's series in publication order. Each series can be read independently.

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