W.E.B. Griffin
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This riveting novel in the Badge of Honor series tells a story of murder and mayhem as compelling as today’s headlines.
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Could a string of covert U.S. intelligence assets gone missing and found dead signal the beginning of a new Cold War?
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Cletus Frade investigates a covert German operation to establish safe havens in Argentina for senior Nazi officials.
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Delta Force Maj. Charley Castillo is back in the third adventure in W.E.B. Griffin’s bestselling Presidential Agent series. Two brutal murders and millions in missing cash set the stage for classic Griffin storytelling. Fiction. 515 pages. more...
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When American ships begin exploding in their home ports, the nation’s intelligence agencies know it’s no accident, but the work of stateside German saboteurs. HBC Club Edition. 320 pp. more...
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- Air Warfare
- American Wars
- Ancient/Medieval Warfare
- Anti-Terrorism
- Beyond Military Book Club
- Cold War
- Contemporary War
- Elite Forces
- Entertainment
- Ground Warfare
- Guns & Weaponry
- History
- Military Fiction
- Military Reference
- Military Skills
- Naval Warfare
- Other Interests
- Sneak Peeks
- Specials
- The War on Terror
- Vietnam/Korea
- War In General
- World Wars
W.E.B. GRIFFIN
W.E.B. Griffin is the author of more than thirty-six bestselling novels in six series, which include The Brotherhood of War, The Corps, Men at War, Badge of Honor, Honor Bound and The Presidential Agent. His previous military experience lends a degree of authenticity to his work that readers have come to respect, and expect. Mr. Griffin’s first assignment in the U.S. Army brought him to Germany as a part of the army of occupation, and he interrupted his studies at Philips University in Germany to serve again in the Korean War from 1951 to 1953, seeing active duty as a combat information officer. He continued to work with the Army after the war as chief of the publications division in Alabama. Mr. Griffin divides his time between the Gulf Coast and Buenos Aires.
