Product Description: Inside South Africa’s Kruger National Park, ranger Promise discovers the remains of a crashed military drone—and a live missile. Immediately, Promise calls her uncle, Juma, a rhino-poaching kingpin and an illegal arms dealer...read more

Every member of the Special Ops US Air Force pararescue jumpers, the PJs, swears by the motto “That Others May Live.” A top-secret mission to save a kidnapped Saudi princess will put that oath to the ultimate test.With a force of armed men, a former mujahideen chases across the desert of Yemen to recover his Saudi wife, kidnapped by her powerful father, a prince of the Kingdom. The kidnapping turns violent, she is badly wounded, and the PJs are dropped into the vast sere badlands to rescue the princess and a young American diplomat swept up in the plot. The mission becomes a minute-by-minute race between the pursuing husband’s band of tribal allies and the PJs rushing to the rescue, as the princess’s life seeps away.The Empty Quarter is a pulse-quickening tour de force featuring the tactics and men of modern combat search-and-rescue and the complex politics of today’s Arabian peninsula. It’s a moving tale of desperate love and sacrifice set in the wastes of the Rub’ al Khali, the world’s largest and harshest sand desert.

Product Description: Every member of the Special Ops US Air Force pararescue jumpers, the PJs, swears by the motto “That Others May Live.” A top-secret mission to save a kidnapped Saudi princess will put that oath to the ultimate test.With a force of armed men, a former mujahideen chases across the desert of Yemen to recover his Saudi wife, kidnapped by her powerful father, a prince of the Kingdom...read more

Product Description: David L. Robbins, author of the war classic War of the Rats, delivers another heart-stopping, deeply researched military adventure, this time right off today’s front pages.The US military’s most highly trained and elite unit is the US Air Force pararescuers, known as PJs...read more

Product Description: A giant freighter in the Gulf of Aden holds secret cargo that could bring down the governments of four nations. When Somali pirates grab the ship, the order comes down: get the freighter back, at all costs. Only one combat group is close enough to respond before the hijacked freighter reaches Somali waters: the elite US Air Force pararescue unit—the PJs—stationed in Djibouti...read more

New York Times bestselling author David Robbins, “the Homer of World War II” (Kirkus Reviews), catapults readers into a daring wartime rescue in this unforgettable new novel  Locked in the notorious Los Baños Internment Camp southeast of Manila, Remy Tuck, his headstrong nineteen-year-old son Talbot, and their community of Allied internees battle starvation and sadistic punishments by the Imperial Japanese Army. Defying the guards at every turn, Tal watches beautiful Carmen through the window of her room above the camp, where she is trapped in her own prison, a sex slave for the Japanese army. Without speaking, they fall in love. As the tide of the war in the Pacific turns against their captors, the camp grows even more dangerous, and Remy and Tal enact a courageous plan to save their fellow prisoners and the woman Tal loves from certain execution.  

In 1961, Professor Mikhal Lammeck, a specialist in the history and weaponry of assassins, becomes caught in the middle of a series of failed assassination attempts as the CIA, Cuban exiles in Miami, the American mob, and the KGB all target Fidel Castro.

A stunning conspiracy thriller from the master of the WWII adventure

Product Description: Suffolk University grew from humble beginnings in the Roxbury parlor of Gleason L. Archer, a lawyer who had worked his way through high school and college. A chance meeting brought him together with a benefactor who loaned him money for his law school studies, asking only that Archer pass along the favor...read more

In the wake of the Allied invasion on D-Day, the Allied forces confront a new challenge, a lack of supplies for American forces as they sweep westward to push the Germans out of France and back toward Berlin, and the Red Ball Express, primarily manned by African-American troops, becomes a lifeline to soldiers battling to end the war. Reprint. 35,000 first printing.

Soviet and German forces prepare for a vicious standoff with their powerful armored divisions, desperate for a victory that could determine the fate of the European theater of World War II, in an epic fictional account of the pivotal 1943 Battle of Kursk. By the author of War of the Rats. Reprint.

The death of an infant of mixed race triggers a violent confrontation when the local Baptist church refuses to allow the child's body to be buried in their cemetary, a situation that becomes complicated when the church is set ablaze, a body is found in the rubble, and the dead baby's black father, Elijah Waddell, is accused of the crime. Reprint.

In the trenches of Eastern Europe, in the bomb-ravaged halls of Berlin, and along the speeding Western front, three powerful leaders--Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt--strive not for peace nor power, but for private victories, as the final months of World War II approach. Reprint.

During the siege of Stalingrad at the height of World War II, two master snipers--Chief Master Sergeant Vasily Zaitsev and German marksman Heinz Thorvald--embark on a deadly and calculating competition to destroy each other. By the author of Souls to Keep. Reprint.

Stalingrad in 1942 is a city in ruins, its Russian defenders fighting to repel the invading German army. One of their most potent weapons is the crack sniper school developed by Vasily Zaitsev, whose skill means that no German, and particularly no German officer, can ever feel safe.

A restless man is offered a second chance at happiness when the spirit of a recently deceased female escort takes possession of his wife's body, offering him the warmth he desperately wants, but not without a struggle. A first novel. Reprint. LJ. K.