Larry Bond

FIRST TEAM, 2004, 365 pp.
This is the first novel in a series about The Team, a unique unit created to address unconventional threats in an unconventional manner.

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Walter J. Boyne

ROARING THUNDER, 2006, 303 pp.
Tells the story of the beginning of the jet age, mixing the stories of fictional characters with such real-life inventors as Sir Frank Whittle and Hans von Ohain.

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Joe Buff

SEAS OF CRISIS, 2006, 384 pp.
Captain Fuller of the U.S. Navy finds himself masterminding a subterfuge against the Russians. It's designed to keep the Russians out of the looming world conflict, but if it fails all-out nuclear war will be inevitable.

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Stephen Coonts

FORTUNES OF WAR, 1998, 376 pp.
The military thriller extends into the near future, when Japanese nationalist militants take control of that country. Next step - steal Russia's oil and launch World War III. Washington hopes its cutting edge military hardware will allow it to foil

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Richard H. Dickinson

THE SILENT MEN, 2002, 302 pp.
An American sniper trapped behind enemy lines during the Vietnam war must find his way to safety, knowing that both sides now want him dead, for very different reasons.

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Craig Dirgo

TREMOR, 2006, 314 pp.

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Sean Flannery

ACHILLES' HEEL, 1998, 351 pp.
An ex-KGB agent, supposedly dead, seeks vengeance on a U.S. military intelligence analyst.

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Thomas Fleming

LOYALTIES: A NOVEL OF WORLD WAR II, 1994, 571 pp.
During WWII, tangled loyalties ensnare two families, one in the United States and one in Germany

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Alexander Fullerton

STARK REALITIES, 2004, 288 pp.
An exciting adventure involving submarines in WWI.

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John J. Gobbell

NEPTUNE STRATEGY, 2004, 344 pp.
Commander Todd Ingram is tossed into the Pacific when his ship is torpedoed by Japanese planes. He soon becomes a prisoner of war, and the U.S. Navy launches a top-secret plan to rescue him in this WWII thriller.

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R. J. Pineiro

FIREWALL, 2002, 493 pp.
In this breathtaking thriller, a computer genius is the only person who can prevent a rogue computer from launching a nuclear arsenal.

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David Poyer

TOMAHAWK, 1998, 371 pp.
Naval officer Dan Lenson looks forward to some relaxation when he returns to the States after years at sea. A new relationship with a peace activist causes him to question his life in the military at the same time that tensions mount about the trouble-fi

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Thomas E. Ricks

A SOLDIER'S DUTY, 2001, 245 pp.
A U.S. president who cuts his military's budget and then overextends his troops by committing to "peacekeeping" missions finds himself the target of a treasonous organization.

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Patrick Robinson

GHOST FORCE, 2006, 418 pp.
Britain, America and Russia are drawn into battle when one of the world's largest oilfields is discovered on the Falklands Islands in 2012.

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Jeff Rovin

TEMPEST DOWN, 2004, 357 pp.
When an American submarine, very hush-hush, collides with a Chinese submarine beneath the ice of Antarctica, it's not clear whether the American rescue mission can arrive in time to preserve military secrets.

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Ian Slater

WWIII: DARPA ALPHA, 2007, 370 pp.
Fast-paced, adventure-filled novel of one of the battles of World War III.

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Robin White

TYPHOON, 2003, 388 pp.
When a Russian Typhoon, the largest submarine ever built, emerges from the Barent Sea, a game of cat and mouse ensues with an American sub in this Artic thriller.

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