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Published April 2009.
The Dead Husband
by R. J. Brown
A Sally Sees Cozy Mystery
Cleaning up dead husbands is not in SALLY COLLIER's job description so when she finds one half-buried at the bottom of his garden, her Monday morning schedule gets seriously derailed.
Published March 2009.
EPITAPH
by D. Clayton Meadows
In his latest naval thriller D. Clayton Meadows, weaves a tale of espionage and intrigue, of men and machines, of hope and hate. In EPITAPH a forgotten weapon of unimaginable power falls into the hands of America's sworn enemy. Two men, Russian submarine Captain Valerik Danyankov and American submariner Grant McKinnon find themselves the only hope for a world at the mercy of international terror. From the frozen reaches of the Arctic to the sweltering heat of the Middle East, right to the doorstep of the United States three men and three submarines fight for life or utter and total destruction.
Published January 2009.
HONOR DEFENDED
by D. H. BROWN
The War on Terrorism slithers into the Major's neck of the woods when a brother officer, home on leave from Iraq, is beheaded and his wife abducted by terrorists planning attacks on Washington State ferries. Watch for D. H. BROWN'S next upcoming thriller REDEEMED!
Published October 2008.
Standing The Watch
by R. J. Brown
When a prominent doctor in a Seattle hospital tells Lincoln Brown he has less than three months left to live; R. J. Brown's life changes. In the 89th year of his life, Lincoln chooses to return to his cabin in the rainforest of the Olympic Peninsula where his beloved Buddy dog awaits and where he can die at home in his bed, the way he was born, in the company of his family.
Published September 2007.
HONOR DUE
by D. H. BROWN
A retired ex-special forces type's past comes back to bite him when he realizes he's been targeted by a Special Ops team. His mission is to unearth what was buried 35 years ago in Southeast Asia, take the blood vengeance owed to his family, and find another chance at love.
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