Iām a NYT and
international bestselling author, with the movie rights to one of my books
purchased by Vin Diesel. My books have been translated into 13 languages, and
Iāve published with three of the Big Five publishers: Simon and Schuster,
Macmillan, and Hachette UK. My writing has been called āaction
packedā¦harrowingā¦adrenaline lacedā by The New
York Times.I wasnāt a SEAL, but I completed Hell Week, qualified as a
pistol and rifle expert, blew up stuff, and practiced small-unit tactics during
Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training. Secretly, Iām a dark chocolate
thief.
I wrote
Seal Team Six: Memoirs of an Elite Navy Seal Sniper
Mark Owen gives a rare look into his career as an assaulter in
the US Navyās SEAL Team Sixāthe men at the tip of the spear who killed the most
notorious terrorist ever. Rich in detail, the reader lands with the Team in
Osama bin Ladenās compound in Pakistan in the darkness and busts through his
door. Owenās story grabs you tightly and doesnāt let goāa thrilling read and
one for the history books.
THE GRIPPING FIRST-PERSON ACCOUNT OF BIN LADEN'S EXECUTION
For the first time, read the first-hand account of the planning and execution of the extraordinary mission to kill the terrorist mastermind.
No Easy Day puts readers inside the elite, handpicked twenty-four-man team known as SEAL Team Six as they train for the most important mission of their lives.
From the crash of the Black Hawk helicopter that threatened the mission with disaster, to the radio call confirming their target was dead, the SEAL team raid on bin Laden's secret HQ is recounted in nail-biting second-by-second detail.
Nicknamed al Shaitan,
āThe Devil,ā by his enemies, US Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle takes out 109
insurgents in Iraq. The reader journeys with Kyle from shooting in Texas to
sniping in Fallujah. He gives valuable insights into weapons, urban sniping, and
fighting insurgentsāwhile telling his incredible story. Adrenaline runs high,
but tragedy and strain strike hard. Intensely personal, his memoir is
unputdownable.
Former U.S. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle tells the story of his legendary career, from 1999-2009, during which time he recorded the most confirmed sniper kills (officially a record 155, though the real number is even much higher) in the history of the United States military, any branch, from 1776 to present. Nicknamed The Legend by his fellow SEALS, Kyle's service in Iraq and Afghanistan earned him seven medals for bravery, including two Silver Stars. With the pacing of thriller, "American Sniper" vividly recounts Chief Kyle's experiences at key battles, including the March on Baghdad (beginning of Iraq War), Fallujah, Ramadi,ā¦
Brother. Do. You. Love. Me. is a true story of brotherly love overcoming all. Reuben, who has Down's syndrome, was trapped in a care home during the pandemic, spiralling deeper into a non-verbal depression. From isolation and in desperation, he sent his older brother Manni a text, "brother. do. you.ā¦
Army Special Operations Direct Action Sniper Nick Irving
hunts for āThe Chechnianā in Afghanistan in this action-packed memoir of war, comradery, and sacrifice. The reader endures sniper training before deploying to
Afghanistan. Irvingās numerous insights into sniping at night in mountainous
terrain blend smoothly with his priceless memoir. On each hit, we feel him push
aside his excitement and fear to take that next critical killing shotā¦
An explosive, no-holds-barred thriller by New York Times bestselling author and star of Fox TVās American Grit Nicholas Irving
Vick āThe Reaperā Harwood is an esteemed sniper with a record kill countā33 kills in 90 daysāwhen he is wounded at war. Now back in the U.S. with little memory of what happened, Harwood is eager to put the past behind him. He finds work training Special Forces snipers in Fort Bragg and enters a promising relationship with an Olympic medalist named Jackie. But his sixth sense tells him that something about his new life is not right.
Top CIA case officer Robert Baer takes us on missions with
him to destroy terrorist networks in the Middle East. For most of the book he
operates fast and furiousāuntil he runs into a different kind of enemyāCIA
political correctness, careerism, and more. His book strikes home the importance
of spies with boots on the ground and how technical gizmos and doodads canāt
replace that. Suspenseful and spooky, this memoir will haunt the reader long
after turning the last page.
See No Evil is the astonishing and controversial memoir from one of the CIA's top field officers of the past quarter century. Robert Baer recounts his career as a ground soldier in the CIA's war on terrorism, running agents in the back alleys of the Middle East, with blistering honesty. He paints a chilling picture of how terrorism works on the inside and provides compelling evidence about how Washington sabotaged the CIA's efforts to root out the world's deadliest terrorists. See No Evil is an unprecedented examination of the roots of modern terrorism and the CIA's failure to acknowledge andā¦
1184 BCE. Ramesses III, who will become the last of the great pharaohs, is returning home from battle. He will one day assume the throne of the Egyptian empire, and the plots against him and his children have already started. Even a god can die.
This isnāt actually a memoir, but it reads like one. In the
Vietnam War, Marine Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock hunts and is hunted. With
him, the reader stalks a Viet Cong general, a sniper, and others through the
jungles and mountains of Southeast Asia. The North Vietnamese Peopleās Army of
Vietnam put a bounty on Hathcock, calling him the āWhite Feather.ā Itās
difficult to imagine todayās American snipers or black ops without the
influence of this man. His story is legendary.
The explosive true story of Sergeant Carlos Hathcock, a legendary Marine sniper in the Vietnam War.
There have been many Marines. There have been many marksmen. But there has only been one Sergeant Carlos Hathcock.
He stalked the Viet Cong behind enemy lines-on their own ground. And each time, he emerged from the jungle having done his duty. His record is one of the finest in military history, with ninety-three confirmed kills.
This is the story of a simple man who endured incredible dangers and hardships for his country and his Corps. These are the missions that have made Carlosā¦
When the Navy sends their elite, they send the SEALs. When the SEALs send their elite, they send SEAL Team Sixāa secret unit tasked with counterterrorism, hostage rescue, and counterinsurgency.
In this dramatic, behind-the-scenes chronicle, Howard Wasdin takes listeners deep inside the world of Navy SEALs and Special Forces snipers, beginning with the grueling selection process of Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL - the toughest and longest military training in the world.
Why is it that the way companies are managing employees seems to have gotten worse over time - less training, career development, job security, more stress, and so forth? It is not a push for greater efficiency. These practices end up being more expensive and less efficient.
When a high security prison fails, a down-on-his luck cop and the governorās daughter must team up if theyāre going to escape in this "jaw-dropping, authentic, and absolutely gripping" (Harlan Coben, #1 New York Times bestselling author) USA Today bestselling thriller from Adam Plantinga.