In October 2019, I discovered the books of author Leo J. Maloney. His first book featuring superspy Dan Morgan is Termination Orders. His series is now at nine books and counting. The author himself is a thirty-year veteran of private contractor black operations so he knows his subject quite well. Dan Morgan, A.K.A Cobra, has retired …
Many thanks to St. Martin’s Press for an advanced reading copy of P.T. Deutermann’s newest WWII military thriller, The Iceman. This is the 4th of Mr. Deutermann’s standalone WWII novels I have read. The previous books include Pacific Glory, Ghosts of Bundo Suida, and The Commodore. They all are about different ship’s captains facing primarily Japanese opponents during the …
Major Thomas Greer, pen name Dalton Fury, wrote Kill Bin Laden, which documented his time in 2001 as the leader of a large platoon of Delta Force and British Special Boat Service on a raid to the Tora Bora region of Afghanistan in search of Osama Bin Laden. Under the Dalton Fury pseudonym he then …
Do you like to read military-like action thrillers? If so, you will love Brad Thor’s second book featuring the most intriguing military unit in print today. The Athena Project features a unit of Delta Force called The Athena Project, first featured in Foreign Influence. What makes this unit different? They are smart, Delta Force trained, …
It had been 5 years since I last read a Tom Clancy story. I decided to revisit “an old author friend” by reading Threat Vector (number 15 in the Jack Ryan and son series). Boy am I glad I did. This book is typical of the great books of the author’s techno-military adventures. It was published in …
