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In the deadly world of modern warfare, the
art of combat is taken to its awesome limits.
Those who know about them
speak in awed whispers
of the men they call the... SEALS!
From Author Kevin D. Randle
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John Thomas Rourke's world is now
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Kevin D. Randle is a retired lieutenant colonel who served in Vietnam as a helicopter pilot and in Iraq as a battalion intelligence officer. He began writing for UFO magazines and has been a professional writer for nearly 30 years with published works that include science fiction, action/adventure, techno-thrillers and over 20 books of non-fiction. He holds four degrees including a Ph.D. in psychology and a Masters of Art in Military studies. Given his military background and 27 years of service, he is considered an expert on military matters.
For nearly 30 years, Kevin Randle has been investigating the case of the UFO crash near Roswell, New Mexico. He has interviewed hundreds of people who claim knowledge of the event, been through boxes of documents, stood on the first crash site, and provided information to dozens of others who asked for it. Now, he has reviewed all those audio and videotaped interviews, examined hundreds of files that relate to the crash, and has returned to Roswell in an attempt to put all that information into a proper perspective. +Learn More
In the deadly world of modern warfare, the art of combat is taken to its awesome limits. Only one fighting unit has the skill and ruthlessness to handle all this killing power, making every corner of the globe its field of fire; using with chilling efficiency every method of infiltration, demolition, deception and destruction this side of hell. They're Navy. Those who know about them speak in awed whispers of the men they call the SEALS. +Learn More
You don't hold grudges in Vietnam. One minute you're flipping someone the bird, the next minute he's fighting by your side—tomorrow you'll both be hoisting a toast to the dead at the Gunfighter's Club in Saigon. That is, if you're an elite, war-hardened airman. Alexander Anderson is one—a renegade aircraft commander who did the suicidal: volunteered for a hit-and-run operation called Eagle Eye. +Learn More
Hobo Woods, Vietnam. Under a devastating attack from a vicious and seemingly countless enemy, Fire-Support Base Crockett is doomed in spite of the heroism of the GIs. Bravery is not enough. Neither is air power. There's only one way to stop the bloodiest assault since Heartbreak Ridge, and that's something nobody's ever had the imagination, the guts or the damned fool craziness to try before... +Learn More
Treasure! by Kevin D. Randle
White Male Infant by Barbara D'Amato
Maverick Mistress by Cort Martin
Trail of the Assassin by J.R. Roberts
The High Constable by Maan Meyers
Jaspa's Journey: The Great Migration by Rich Meyrick
Timothy Other: The Boy Who Climbed Marzipan Mountain by L. Sydney Abel
Crazybone by Bill Pronzini
The Goodly Race by Robert J. Randisi
Like a Stranger by Robert J. Randisi
Deep Star by Jerry Ahern, Sharon Ahern & Bob Anderson
Beneath the Ashes by Sue Henry
His Father's Ghost by Max Allan Collins
Former pulp writer and current hack Russell Dancer invites Nameless to the first annual Western Pulp Convention in San Francisco. He wants Nameless to help him locate the person who is trying to blackmail Dancer for a purported plagiarism of a story called "Hoodwink."
For the new president of one South American country, the worst nightmare had come true. His 19-year-old daughter, ripped from the quiet seclusion of a private school, had vanished into thin air. His greatest hope in seeing her alive lay with help from the U.S. But in this Yankee-hating hotbed, it would take nothing less than supersoldiers to move fast enough to make the rescue before they were noticed.
Washington wanted a safe war, where no American died and the enemy was pounded into submission. In Guam and Thailand a handful of men were chosen to fight that kind of war. The operation was Linebacker, and the mission was to use the big, bomb-ladened B-52s to strike terror deep behind the DMZ.
CONTINUING HIS EXPLORATION of the quest for redemption, Bill Pronzini grabs the reader with the opening line of Step to the Graveyard Easy and shows once again why he is considered one of the best of the contemporary noir authors.
It began in the ruins of the Mayan city of Tulum, moved to the swamps of Louisiana and ended on the California coast. A defrocked priest, child sex slaves, and a multi-headed international conspiracy of evil face “Doc” Roberts, Warlord, Psycho and the rest of the TAC Team.
Mount Rushmore's Hall of Records stands empty and the four Presidents safely unshackled from their icy prison. But John Rourke is missing and no one has a clue to his whereabouts. Genetically engineered insects spread a deadly plague with a high mortality rate.
Suspense builds from the very first page and erupts in a shocking climax in this riveting supernatural thriller. Botma Africa: thousands slaughtered or displaced, children sold into slavery, rampant death and destruction, ancient superstitions ensnare the populace, all at the hands of ruthless dictator, Nishati Azibo.
He said slowly, “You know how sometimes something happens, and afterwards you think what you could have – should have – done, if only you had the nerve and the confidence to do it, but of course by the time you think that, it’s too late.”
Being a double agent is easy... it's being a triple agent that's difficult. What does one do when one's Intelligence Service is penetrated through and through by the enemy? What can one do when a man destined to become the head of one’s Intelligence Service is suspected of working for the enemy?
THE SLEEPING have always come for The Unwanted... James would fight for his life many times – always winning and yet always fearing that anytime soon, it might be his last.
THE ROURKE FAMILY. Were they larger than life survivors from another place in history with superior intellect and skills? Or just normal people who were determined to survive, who were led into the future by John Thomas Rourke, who always believed in planning ahead?
How strange it would be to spend almost all of your life inside a cave; albeit a cave with all the comforts of home. Skills taught to them at an early age kept them and their cryogenically sleeping family safe inside their shelter while waiting for the long anticipated return of the Eden Project.
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Noir on the Radio host Greg Barth welcomes author Robert J. Randisi. Randisi is the creator and author of the long-running series THE GUNSMITH, which has currently passed 400 books as it continues to be published monthly. +Read More
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