First class.' bDoug Beattie MCb, iAn Ordinary Soldieri 'Brims with authenticity and dark humour.' bPatrick Hennesseyb, iThe Junior Officers' Reading Clubi 'A must read.' bRichard Dorneyb, iThe Killing Zonei 'The best book by a soldier concerning the Afghan War that I have read.' bFrank Ledwidgeb, iLosing Small Warsi 'A very good read.' bWilliam Reeveb Former BBC World Service and Afghanistan Correspondent 'Five stars' bSOLDIERb The official magazine of the British Army. Spin Zhira Old Man in Helmand is a rare insight into the male mid-life crisis. What every woman needs to know and why every man should be careful what he wishes for. Chris Green had it all A beautiful wife and family a highly paid and glamorous job as an international marketing and communications expert a trophy house in a prestigious postcode a powerful SUV designer sunglasses Dolce and Gabbana suits and twice yearly holidays to exotic destinations. But when Chris became disillusioned with this seemingly perfect existe