Bøger af Dale Dye

"This is a representative story from the first war America never won. It's a stirring saga of a single Marine rifle company and their part in the Korean War, a conflict in which none of the issues that started the war has been settled to this day. Historians call the brutal three-year clash in Korea "the forgotten war," but for those who fought in Korea it was a memorable test of human endurance, replete with tragedy, courage, and brutish behavior up and down an Asian peninsula not much bigger than the state of Utah"--

She is most definitely a chip off the old Shake Davis block. In fact, her Dad is more than a little proud of his daughter, who is both a research scientist oceanographer at the famed Woods Hole Institute and a U.S. Navy Reserve officer. When Tracey Davis is called to do her annual active duty stint at the Navy's diving center in the Florida panhandle, her retired Marine father thinks its a great opportunity where his only child will be well-occupied-and out of harms way. He's right and wrong. Lt. (j.g.) Tracey Davis is well-occupied leading active duty sailors at the base Ocean Systems office, but she's hardly safe. When an old friend from her days working in Belize shows up looking for one of the girls they saved from sex traffickers in Central America, Tracey finds herself in very deep and dangerous waters-full of marauding sharks and deadly human predators. "Dye...is a superb storyteller who gets his details and language right....When you pick up a Dale Dye book, you know it will be professional, well-written, and a page-turner." -David Wilson, VVA Books