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What if Aliens invaded and humankind had forgotten how to fight? Delta-Mike is military science fiction. It is book two of the Knife Soldier chronicles following Frank Farrell, a twentieth and twenty first century police officer that is a reluctant time traveler. He is marooned six hundred years in his future by a botched physics experiment up-time. He arrived not only out of his time, but mysteriously forty years younger, and at the same time as an alien invasion of the United Worlds of Earth. The deeply pacifist union of One hundred human worlds around the galaxy in a situation Frank quickly realized they are unready to cope with or expel the invaders. Frank's origin is a guarded secret by the UWE galactic government and he finds himself enlisted n the galactic marines. Now, over two years into the war that has spanned seven worlds so far, Frank is a battalion commander still trying to destroy Delta-Mike any way he can. He now faces some of the most vicious fighting to date in his effort to save humanity.
The California Delta has become a major new destination for trophy striped bass, and there are more largemouth bass tournaments in the Delta than any other body of water in the world. Anglers from all over the country will learn how to fish the Delta's 2,000 levees and 1,200 miles of rivers as shown in 150 spectacular photos.
While flying over Cape York in 1968, bush pilot Jim McDonnell, discovers more than the wreckage of a World War II aircraft. He discovers the scene of an apparent murder. His subsequent investigation into the history of the aircraft and its crew draws him into an unfamiliar and dangerous world of drugs and crime that endangers his life and the lives of his closest associates. The story alternates between the actions of those involved in the WWII criminal activities and McDonnell's investigations and culminates in a thrilling conclusion with the perpetrators of the wartime crime making a desperate attempt to escape justice.
All Lamia ever wanted was to serve her prince, Become a warrior, Find her mate and live happily ever after. But the Fates had other ideas. Love, tragedy, and betrayal follow Lamia as she discovers her family’s heritage. With the mark of a royal, an unbreakable bond with the prince, and a wolf from the king’s past, wanting to claim Lamia for himself: Follow this epic tale of The Delta’s Daughter. It’s all sweet and innocent... until it isn’t.
Tom Hardy thought he would be able to take life a little easier in his new job in New Zealand as an air traffic controller at Milton Gorge Airport - but that was before he met his loony work colleagues, before the airport company became embroiled in a seedy (and highly unethical) takeover by a greedy American corporate, and before the sudden and suspicious death of his boss. Corporate Blue is a black farce that exposes the underbelly of corruption - a hilarious drama of what one man will do to find love in the face of absurd odds.
During the fifties the Cold War grew around us. Insidious, it rose to a crescendo in October of 1962 when John Kennedy proved the concept of peace by maintaining overwhelming deterence. The men who provided this deterence were professionals who believed in the righteousness of their country and the honor of its leaders. In the decades that followed that honor eroded. For whatever missguided reason Lyndon Johnson chose to escalate American presence in Vietnam even though Kennedy chose to pursue a policy of withdrawal prior to his assasination. Our professional military was not privy to the political maneuvering that was taking place, as Johnson was lying to the American public about the Vietnam buildup. We began covert ground and air operations in 1964. These operations were denied by the government but escalated continuously to the end of the war, with covert operations continuing for some years after the peace agreements. After the 'ghost attacks' by North vietnamese gun boats on August 4, 1964 congress passed the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, abdicated its Constitutional duty to make any declaration of war and handed that decision to the President. This step, incidentally, deprived the American fighting man the legal protection of the Geneva Convention. This book reflects the attitude of the professionals who were tasked with prosecuting this war. I have chosen three incidents that I was personally familiar with and researched them in detail. They are the shoot down of Whaler Five Seven, Red Marker Four and Owl Seven. We have learned nothing from the mistakes of this war.
Bestselling writer Mickey Spillane, creator of the iconic Mike Hammer, plunges readers into a world of seedy violence, alluring beauties, and twisting allegiances and alliances. As the Cold War rages in the background, things are about to heat up for Morgan the Raider. Named for the famous English pirate, the notorious thief, heister, and conman may have knocked over his last Armored Car. Holed up in the hospital, he’s visited by feds who tell him they have him dead to rights for the robbery of $40 million. They offer him a lifeline: stay out of prison by granting another man his freedom. Before he knows it, Morgan is on the sun-drenched shores of the Communist island nation of Nuevo Cadiz, in service to the U.S. Government. The plan? Spring a political prisoner out of heart of a lawless, bloodstained Caribbean dictatorship—by getting thrown behind the same bars himself.
On a sunny day in rural Eastern Washington, Dylan Murphy looked to his neighbors home in the distance and saw smoke rising towards the horizon. Little did he know this was the first sign his world was about to change. Spreading across the planet was an infection that challenged humankind as the dominant life form. He was soon to be set on a path that would force he and his wife Niccole to use every resource possible in a struggle for their lives and for the survival of what was left of the human race.
When Michael Copperman left Stanford University for the Mississippi Delta in 2002, he imagined he would lift underprivileged children from the narrow horizons of rural poverty. Well-meaning but naïve, the Asian American from the West Coast soon lost his bearings in a world divided between black and white. He had no idea how to manage a classroom or help children navigate the considerable challenges they faced. In trying to help students, he often found he couldn't afford to give what they required--sometimes with heartbreaking consequences. His desperate efforts to save child after child were misguided but sincere. He offered children the best invitations to success he could manage. But he still felt like an outsider who was failing the children and himself. Teach For America has for a decade been the nation's largest employer of recent college graduates but has come under increasing criticism in recent years even as it has grown exponentially. This memoir considers the distance between the idealism of the organization's creed that "One day, all children in this nation will have the opportunity to attain an excellent education and reach their full potential" and what it actually means to teach in America's poorest and most troubled public schools. Copperman's memoir vividly captures his disorientation in the divided world of the Delta, even as the author marvels at the wit and resilience of the children in his classroom. To them, he is at once an authority figure and a stranger minority than even they are--a lone Asian, an outsider among outsiders. His journey is of great relevance to teachers, administrators, and parents longing for quality education in America. His frank story shows that the solutions for impoverished schools are far from simple.