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The Devil's Waters
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Broken Jewel

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Excerpt
Critical Praise
James River Writers interview
Fountain Bookstore Event (video)

The Betrayal Game

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Excerpt
Critical Praise

The Assassins Gallery

Excerpt
Critical Praise

Liberation Road

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Excerpt
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Last Citadel

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Research
Critical Praise

Scorched Earth

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Excerpt
Critical Praise

The End of War

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Suggested Reading
Critical Praise

War of the Rats

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Extra Chapters
Suggested Reading
Critical Praise

Souls to Keep

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Critical Praise


Richmond Magazine interview (2008)
Lake Placid News interview (2007)
Chapter 11 Books Blog interview (2006)
Bookreporter.com interview (2006)
Expanded Books video interview (2006)
Pleasant Living Interview (2004)
Soldier Interview (2003)
Bella Stander Interview (2003)
WAG Interview (2002)
WAG Interview (2000)
Bantam Q&A


France
Germany
Philippines / Australia
Russia

Ukraine
USA

Photos: Research trip for The Devil's Waters

The Blue Window of Gozo, off Malta, my starting place.


The CMA CGM Hydra, my ship. Impossibly huge, 3.5 football fields long.


The port of Malta behind us.


Dado, the Croatian captain, and Razvan "Vlad the Impaler," Romanian chief engineer. Great guys, and extraordinarily helpful with my research.


Our massive ship entering the Suez Canal, in line.


The very complex, computerized engine control room of the Hydra.


The captain, Dado, has challenged me to steer his massive cargo ship straight.


The results of my efforts to steer the 353 meter long Hydra straight. The crew thought we were under attack.


Dado and his lovely wife, Valnea, a scholar and perfect companion.


The wake at 23 knots; why pirates do not attack these ships from the stern.


In the Suez Canal.


Razvan Uta, the Romanian chief engineer. Had the entire ship in his head.


Chief recreating an accident that will happen in The Devil's Waters. All these guys played along.


Dado playing captain. Okay, he really was captain.


Me wearing a RAM chute.


PJ and CRO's getting ready for a night jump in Djibouti.


In Kenya. That's a rhino. He's close.

 


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