El autor Don Keith, galardonado y de gran éxito de ventas, crea narrativas cautivadoras inspiradas en su diverso trasfondo. Procedente de una carrera como periodista de radiodifusión y personalidad de radio condecorado, sus obras literarias son celebradas por su sólida narrativa y enfoque único. Las novelas de Keith a menudo profundizan en temas que reflejan sus intereses personales, en particular el deporte y la rica historia de los submarinos de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Los lectores aprecian su estilo distintivo por su capacidad para sumergirlos en historias emocionantes y profundamente humanas.
An international crisis in eastern Russia propels the US Navy into a high-stakes race against time to prevent a nuclear catastrophe. The narrative unfolds with intense military strategy and diplomatic tensions, highlighting the urgency and complexity of modern warfare. As the situation escalates, characters must navigate moral dilemmas and the potential for global destruction, showcasing themes of bravery, sacrifice, and the precarious balance of power in international relations.
Burns, broken bones, shrapnel - nothing could stop Dixie Kiefer, the victim of
ten wounds in two wars, a veteran of some of the U.S. Navy's most celebrated
carriers and battles, and a naval aviation pioneer. This is his story.
For Dutton Caliber's American War Heroes series, the riveting true story of United States Air Force officer, flying ace, and record-setting test pilot Chuck Yeager.Bold, brash, and brimming with courage, Chuck Yeager burst onto the scene as a national hero in 1947, when he became the first to fly an airplane faster than the speed of sound. Yet even before his days as America’s most famous test pilot, Yeager was a young fighter ace in the US Army Air Force, flying a P-51 Mustang over Nazi-occupied Europe. His exploits are the stuff of legend.Soon after downing his first enemy fighter, Yeager, too, was shot down, surviving thanks to the help of the French Resistance and his own skills as a bomb maker—and earned a Bronze Star for saving the life of a fellow American. Against regulation, and only with the approval of General Eisenhower himself, Yeager returned to duty as a fighter pilot. While fiercely protecting Allied bombers, he shot down eleven enemy planes, including a lightning-fast Messerschmitt Me 262, the world's first jet-powered airplane, and completed more than sixty missions.In Chuck Yeager , acclaimed author Don Keith tells the true story of the American icon during the war in which Yeager first proved he had the right stuff.
The narrative explores the dramatic shift in global power dynamics, examining the implications for nations and societies. It delves into the rise of new superpowers and the decline of traditional ones, highlighting the geopolitical, economic, and cultural consequences of this transformation. Through insightful analysis, the book presents a compelling look at how these changes affect international relations and the future of global governance.
The discovery of a vast fortune submerged in the ocean sets off a chain reaction of greed and corruption, compelling the US Navy to confront a web of espionage. As they work to prevent a potential global disaster, the story delves into themes of moral conflict and the lengths individuals will go for wealth. The high-stakes adventure unfolds against a backdrop of treacherous waters, blending action and intrigue in a race against time.
The narrative centers around a fierce corporate battle as one company attempts a hostile takeover of another. Amidst the cutthroat world of business, characters navigate alliances and betrayals, revealing personal ambitions and ethical dilemmas. Tension escalates as the protagonists grapple with the consequences of their actions, exploring themes of power, greed, and the impact of corporate decisions on individual lives. The story unfolds with unexpected twists, keeping readers engaged in the high-stakes drama of corporate warfare.
A gripping narrative unfolds as a terrorist mastermind threatens to ignite World War III. The fate of nations hangs in the balance as a US submarine crew teams up with elite Navy SEALs in a high-stakes mission to thwart his plans. Tension mounts as they navigate dangerous waters and confront formidable challenges, showcasing themes of bravery, loyalty, and the complexities of modern warfare. This action-packed thriller promises suspense and intrigue as the clock ticks down to potential global catastrophe.
Set against a backdrop of impending international conflict, the narrative explores the precarious situation of the Mediterranean, often referred to as the "Cradle of Civilization." With tensions rising, the story centers on America's military presence departing from Gibraltar, positioning them as the last line of defense for the region's future. The stakes are high as the fate of a historically significant area teeters on the brink.
Az Északi-sarkvidék jégpáncélja alatt egy amerikai atomtengeralattjáró halad észrevétlenül egy új típusú orosz tengeralattjáró nyomában. De a két ellentétes oldalon álló kapitány között zajló furcsa és ki nem mondott macskaegér játék azonnal értelmét veszti, amikor az amerikaiak robbanás hangjára lesznek figyelmesek az orosz tengeralattjáró irányából. A víz hatalmas robajjal tör be az orosz tengeralattjáróba, amely süllyedni kezd háromszáz méter mélyen. Az amerikaiak a bajba jutottak segítségére sietnek, ám rájuk is ugyanaz a sors vár a mélyben, mint korábbi üldözöttjükre. A kialakult helyzet híre gyorsan terjed, és hatalmas feszültséget kelt az egész világon olyannyira, hogy miközben Washingtonban és Moszkvában a III. világháború várható kitörésére készülnek, a USS Toledo a fiatal és tapasztalatlan Joe Glass kapitány vezetésével a helyszínre indul a bajbajutottak megsegítésére. Glass hamarosan rájön, hogy nem baleset történt, sőt, az események hátterében állók még csak most készülnek megtenni az utolsó lépést. A lépést, amelyet csak Glass képes megakadályozni.
