“An epic and well-written historical novel. Highly recommended reading!” USABookNews.com
Thunder and Storm:
The Haverfield Incident
WINNER of the 2007 Indie Excellence Award
in Historical Fiction.
R.J. Davis, a brash young sailor fresh from boot camp, finds himself assigned to an aging US Navy ship in 1963. This is the award-winning historical novel of a young man’s journey to maturity, a tribute to the traditions and history of the United States Navy, and a glimpse into a neglected period of American history; between the innocence and heroism of the Greatest Generation, and the turmoil of the civil rights and Vietnam era.
$24.95
Murder on Pratas Reef
FINALIST for the 2007 National Best Books Award in Historical Fiction.
This exciting novel is a page-turning fictionalized account of an actual event. In July 1965, a US Navy destroyer has run aground on Pratas Reef in the South China Sea. The officers and crew must to free the ship, but the body of an obvious murder victim is discovered after the grounding. An immense salvage operation ensues, and the heat, humidity, constant danger, and the added stress of the murder investigation, the burgeoning Vietnam conflict, the civil rights movement, and the Watts riots affect the men and their morale as they attempt the impossible feat.
$19.95