Don Keith

George Wallace

Working against a dangerous Colombian revolutionary who is seeking to undermine America's war on drugs, Tom Kincaid loses most of his informants in the wake of a political snafu, but finds assistance from the crew of the attack sub Spadefish and Bill Beaman's Navy SEAL team. 30,000 first printing.

Final Bearing

WHEN A VENEZUELAN ADMIRAL ATTEMPTS AN AMBITIOUS POWER GRAB, AMERICA'S ELITE WARRIORS MUST STOP A DISASTER OF UNIMAGINABLE SCALE. "This team spins a great tale." --W.E.B. Griffin, NY Times bestselling author ______________________________________ Admiral Juan Valdez is the puppet master behind Venezuela's dictatorship. He has spent years modernizing Venezuela's military while the poor of his country starved. All the while, Valdez was working toward his grand vision of seizing much of Latin America. Now Admiral Valdez is convinced that Bolivia, Columbia, and Peru are all well within his grasp. And when the time is right, he will strike. But the real key to his victory lies to the north. With the recent discovery of massive undersea oil deposits, he must take Cuba. For oil is money. And money is power. The crew of the submarine USS Toledo, along with a handful of SEALs and intelligence operatives, have been sent in to protect America's interests. But with Russia's best technology at his disposal, Valdez's elaborate plot puts the Americans right in the line of fire. CUBAN DEEP is a high-tension, action packed tale that reads like tomorrow's headlines. If you enjoy military thrillers that combine excitement with realism, WALLACE and KEITH are a must-read. Highly recommended for fans of Tom Clancy, W.E.B. Griffin, Brad Thor, and Mark Greaney. ______________________________________ Former US Navy submarine commander George Wallace and award winning author Don Keith are the authors of the novel HUNTER KILLER, now a major motion picture starring Gerard Butler and Gary Oldman. "Wallace and Keith are at the top of their game!" --Andrew Watts, USA Today bestselling author ______________________________________ What people are saying about Wallace and Keith and Cuban Deep: ★★★★★ "...superb." ★★★★★ "The most realistic submarine story I have ever read." ★★★★★ "I haven't seen this since Tom Clancy's original works in the '80s!" Cuban Deep is the third book in The Hunter Killer Series

Cuban Deep

When the Russian Navy attacks a US submarine, both nations approach the brink of war. "This team spins a great tale." - W.E.B. Griffin, NY Times bestselling author ____________________________________ A belligerent Russia seeks to reunite the Soviet Union--starting with Lithuania. But as the US sends military support, Russia's navy forces a dangerous face-off in the Atlantic. Meanwhile, two US submarines become ensnared in a perilous game of cat and mouse with a mysterious Russian craft. When the US president orders all vessels back to port, Commander Joe Glass and his fast attack submarines find a way to remain at sea to engage the enemy. But not all aboard the submarines are who they seem... and with a threatening storm bearing down, the consequences of betrayal could be deadly. _____________________________________ Former US Navy submarine commander George Wallace and award winning author Don Keith are the authors of the novel HUNTER KILLER, now a major motion picture starring Gerard Butler and Gary Oldman. Fast Attack is the fourth book in the Hunter Killer Series. _____________________________________

Fast Attack

A terrorist mastermind will start World War III...unless a US submarine crew and a crack team of Navy SEALs can stop him first. "This team spins a great tale." --W.E.B. Griffin, NY Times bestselling author ____________________________________ To US intelligence, he is known only as Nabiin. But his followers call him the Prophet, and they will stop at nothing to follow his orders--orders that will pit the world powers against one another, and bring about his personal vision of the End of Times. For skipper Joe Glass and his crew aboard the submarine Toledo, thwarting the seemingly unstoppable terrorist plan becomes their new mission. Pitted in a race against time before countless civilians are killed, and assisted by a team of Navy SEALs, Joe and his crew must use their submarine, their wits, and their bravery to stop a global war...before it's too late. _____________________________________ Former US Navy submarine commander George Wallace and award winning author Don Keith are the authors of the novel HUNTER KILLER, now a major motion picture starring Gerard Butler and Gary Oldman. Arabian Storm is the fifth book in the Hunter Killer Series.

A Hunter Killer Novel

Arabian Storm

From the authors of the novel Hunter Killer, now a major motion picture starring Gerard Butler and Gary Oldman. "This team spins a great tale." --W.E.B. Griffin Commander Jonathan Ward and his crew on the old attack sub Spadefish are on one last mission. A US Navy SEAL team is inserted into South America. Their orders are to destroy the secret laboratories of the world's most notorious drug cartel, and the Spadefish has been sent to provide assistance. But Juan de Santiago, the violent billionaire drug lord, has an entire private army and a futuristic new mini-submarine of his own. He will do anything to protect his empire. And he knows the Americans are coming... Final Bearing is the first book in the Hunter Killer series. Drawing upon decades of experience on nuclear submarines, bestselling authors Wallace and Keith present a suspense thriller perfect for fans of Tom Clancy, Rick Campbell, and Clive Cussler. __________________________________________________ What readers are saying about Final Bearing and Wallace and Keith: ★★★★★ "Suspenseful, thrilling, and non-stop action!" ★★★★★ "I could almost feel the heat in the sub's nuclear reactor!" ★★★★★ "Reminds me of the late Tom Clancy- fast paced and suspenseful. Great read."

A US submarine Commander and his crew embark on their final mission: to aid in the destruction of a secret laboratory owned by one of the world's most notorious drug cartels.

Shelley Stewart

Shelley Stewart was five years old when he and his brothers watched in horror as their father murdered their mother with an ax. Homeless at the age of six, Stewart found what shelter he could, suffering physical and sexual abuse and racism. Despite heartbreaking setbacks and the racial strife that gripped the South in the 1950s and 1960s, Stewart graduated high school and entered the broadcasting profession. There he became a hugely popular radio personality, rubbing shoulders with the top recording artists of the day and becoming one of the nation's first black radio station owners. He helped Dr. Martin Luther King mount the historic Children's March through the streets of Birmingham, Alabama. Later Stewart would use his powerful communication skills to help convict one of the men who bombed the city's Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. Then this often-honored man turned his business skills to the creation of a foundation named after his mother; the Mattie C. Stewart Foundation works to convince high school students to stay in school and graduate, a topic Stewart speaks on in his many engagements around the country. Stewart, with author Don Keith, tells his story in his memoir Mattie C.'s Boy.

The Shelley Stewart Story

Mattie C.'s Boy

An unlikely American team must brave the deadliest waters in the world to battle radical terrorists and an international drug syndicate.

Dangerous Grounds

Edie Hand

A harried career woman is forced to pull her car into a peaceful veterans cemetery when she has mechanical trouble. She hardly notices an elderly woman who comes from nowhere to sit beside her.The old woman, ignoring the businesswomans lack of interest, proceeds to tell her what turns out to be an amazing story about one of the people buried nearby. The mystery of how these people and their fates are intertwined will offer hope for those who are hurting or who have loved ones of their own fighting a distant war. The story is a salute to veterans everywhere and the sacrifices they make for their country.

The Soldier's Ride

William R. Anderson

The greatest undersea adventure of the 20th century. The Ice Diaries tells the incredible true story of Captain William R. Anderson and his crew's harrowing top-secret mission aboard the USS Nautilus, the world's first nuclear-powered submarine. Bristling with newly classified, never-before-published information and photos from the captain's personal collection, The Ice Diaries takes readers on a dangerous journey beneath the vast, unexplored Arctic ice cap during the height of the Cold War. "Captain Anderson and the crew of the USS Nautilus exemplified daring and boldness in taking their boat beneath the Arctic ice to the North Pole. This expertly told story captures the drama, danger, and importance of that monumental achievement." ?Capt. Stanley D. M. Carpenter, Professor of Strategy and Policy, United States Naval War College "Few maritime exploits in history have so startled the world as the silent, secret transpolar voyage of the U.S. Navy's nuclear submarine Nautilus, and none since the age of Columbus and Vasco da Gama has opened, in one bold stroke, so vast and forbidding an area of the seas." ?Paul O'Neil, Life magazine

The Untold Story of the USS Nautilus and the Cold War's Most Daring Mission

The Ice Diaries

C.P. MacKay, a rising football star and a student at Sparta University, encounters hardships and moral and ethical issues while playing football and attending school during the 1960s.

The Forever Season

The national bestseller is now in paperback. "George Wallace and Don Keith take you to the heart of the action as America fights a secret battle in a brilliantly portrayed South American setting. A great tale."--W.E.B. Griffin.

For Dutton Caliber's American War Heroes series, a World War II narrative on the American liberation of Guam in 1944, focusing on the twenty days of intense combat as the Marine Corps took the island back from the Japanese. On July 21, 1944, a US Marine division landed on the beaches of Guam, a once sleepy island in the Pacific that had been seized from the Americans by the Japanese in the hours after Pearl Harbor. The Japanese would not be giving Guam up easily. The large enemy force defended the island viciously, punching holes through the American lines, attacking from the flanks, and eventually resorting to banzai suicide attacks. The fighting was bloody and brutal, every bit as deadly as Iwo Jima or Okinawa would be. Now, acclaimed author Don Keith offers up a compelling account of one of the toughest fights of the Pacific War, a battle that led to ten thousand American casualties and four Medals of Honor.

July 1944--The Epic Battle for Guam

Only the Brave

The remarkable true story of Dudley “Mush” Morton, the most admired—and feared—submarine commander of World War II Mush Morton was a warrior without peer. At the helm of the USS Wahoo he completely changed the way the submarines fought in the Pacific War. He would relentlessly attack the Japanese at every opportunity, burning through his supply of torpedoes in record time on every patrol. Over the course of only nine months and five patrols, Morton racked up an astounding list of achievements, including being the first American skipper to wipe out an entire enemy convoy single-handedly. Here, for the first time, is the life and legend of a heroic submarine commander who fought the war on his own terms, and changed the course of the undersea war in the Pacific.

The World War II Story of "Mush" Morton and the USS Wahoo

Undersea Warrior

Kent Wright

The pedal meets the metal in Rolling Thunder Stock Car Racing--the thrilling series that traces the history of stock car racing from the dusty dirt tracks of East Tennessee to the multi-million-dollar, high-tech venues of today. On the Throttle by Kent Wright and Don Keith Hot young rookie "Rocket" Rob Wilder has burst onto the racing scene in a big way, but that first Cup victory has still so far eluded him. But finally Victory Lane is in sight. Wilder's leading the pack at Indy in one of the season's biggest motorsports races when, in an awful instant, his auto racing luck and his magical first year in big-time competition takes a sudden, disastrous turn. For the first time in his fledgling career, the amazingly talented driver must confront his own self-doubts . . . and serious injury. Does he have the stomach--and the steel--to fight his way back to the head of the pack? If he does, he will have to prove it on the high banks of Talladega, the world's most intimidating racetrack. The engines are hot. The flag is about to drop. Time for talk is over. If Rob is going to win, he'll have to stay on the throttle. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

A Novel

Rolling Thunder Stock Car Racing: On The Throttle

A story of the stock car racing circuit offers a behind-the-scenes tour of the sport.

Rolling Thunder Stock Car Racing: First To The Flag

NOW THE MAJOR MOTION PICTURE HUNTER KILLER—STARRING GERARD BUTLER AND GARY OLDMAN A submarine captain races to prevent World War III in this thrilling adventure. Below the polar ice cap, an American nuclear submarine moves quietly in the freezing water, tailing a new Russian sub. But the usual, unspoken game of hide-and-seek between opposing captains is ended when the Americans hear sounds of disaster and flooding, and the Russian sub sinks in a thousand feet of water. The American sub rushes to help, only to join its former quarry in the deep. The situation ignites tensions around the world. As both Washington and Moscow prepare for what may be the beginnings of World War III, the USS Toledo—led by young, untested Captain Joe Glass—heads to the location to give aid. He soon discovers that the incident was no accident. And the men behind it have yet to make their final move. A move only Glass can stop.

Firing Point

Ken Henry

Traces the story of the Balao-class diesel submarine, from her prestigious dedication and service during World War II to her survival of an earthquake and critical role in the Cold War, in a history that also documents the experiences of her officers and crew. 20,000 first printing.

A Biography of the USS Archerfish

Gallant Lady

An acclaimed naval historian tells one of the most inspiring sea stories of World War II: the Japanese attack on the American oiler USS Neosho and the gutsy crew’s struggle for survival as their slowly sinking ship drifted—lost, defenseless, and alone—on the treacherous Coral Sea. In May 1942, Admiral Jack Fletcher’s Task Force 17 closed in for the war’s first major clash with the Japanese Navy. The Neosho, a vitally important tanker capable of holding more than 140,000 barrels of fuel, was ordered away from the impending battle. Minimally armed, she was escorted by a destroyer, the Sims. As the Battle of the Coral Sea raged two hundred miles away, the ships were attacked by Japanese dive bombers. Both crews fought valiantly, but when the smoke cleared, the Sims had slipped beneath the waves, and the Neosho was ablaze and listing badly, severely damaged from seven direct hits and a suicide crash. Scores of sailors were killed or wounded, while hundreds bobbed in shark-infested waters. Fires on board threatened to spark a fatal explosion, and each passing hour brought the ship closer to sinking. It was the beginning of a hellish four-day ordeal as the crew struggled to stay alive and keep their ship afloat, while almost two hundred men in life rafts drifted away without water, food, or shelter. Only four of them would survive to be rescued after nine days. Working from eyewitness accounts and declassified documents, Keith offers up vivid portraits of Navy heroes: the Neosho’s skipper, Captain John Phillips, whose cool, determined leadership earned him a Silver Star; Lieutenant Commander Wilford Hyman, skipper of the Sims, who remained on his vessel’s bridge throughout the attack and made the ultimate sacrifice to try to save his ship; Seaman Jack Rolston, who pulled oil-soaked survivors out of the water and endured days adrift in an open life raft; and Chief Watertender Oscar Peterson, whose selflessness saved the lives of innumerable shipmates and earned him a posthumous Medal of Honor. A tale of a ship as tough and resilient as its crew, The Ship That Wouldn’t Die captures the indomitable spirit of the American sailor—and finally brings to the surface one of the great untold sagas of the Pacific War.

Don Keith

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