Novedades

The third exciting audiobook in Griff Hosker's incredible historical action series—Conquest!

Fear The Reaper When a high-value target slips through their scope, Navy SEAL sniper Daniel Jacobs and his spotter Johnathan Keith are pulled into a deadly cat-and-mouse game that stretches from the war-torn mountains of Afghanistan to the quiet backroads of Alabama. But the battlefield follows them home. With their families caught in the crosshairs and a warlord out for revenge, Jacobs and Keith must fight through betrayal, bureaucratic red tape, and insurgent firepower to protect what matters most. What begins as a failed operation turns into a personal war, and when justice is denied ...

While on patrol in the grasslands far from the halls of power, Captain Aethal Paaling discovers evidence that an ancient terror has reached the rich soil of his home. The Lotus, a prolific growth whose addictive leaves devour their victims from within, turning their hosts into horrible, terrifyingly violent mockeries of humanity. Created at the dawn of history by the twisted power of a godly relic called the Well, the return of the Lotus may be a harbinger of even more horrors to come.

After her father is murdered, fifteen-year-old Ingrid Lang flees her home in Austria only to become separated from her siblings and stranded in the Dutch city of Arnhem with a pair of broken legs. Her future would be bleak if not for the kindness of a local doctor and his daughter Anita van der Veen. But before Ingrid can finish her healing and continue her journey to find her brother and sister, the forces of Nazi Germany overrun the Netherlands, leaving her trapped in an enemy occupation.

Haunted by the death of his son in infancy and the love of his life many years later, Jake Montgomery grudgingly agrees to a form of “journal therapy” that allows him to expose and confront the sharp, insistent pain that he regularly buries with rage and scotch and television. As he writes, secrets tightly bound within him gradually unwind—first in racially segregated Ocala, Florida, in the 1950s, where his best childhood friend was a Puerto Rican jockey, then in Ireland, when a summer as a stable apprentice ushers in a new and all-consuming passion.

1999. The Kosovo War is at its height. A brutal conflict between the Yugoslav and Kosovo armies soaks the land with blood. Harrowing reports of ethnic cleansings and mass executions echo from the front lines. Under the orders of NATO, a small team of SAS soldiers are inserted into the Kosovo Liberation Army ranks to help tip the scales of war, but what they find is worse than they imagined.

In early 1989, ten years following an actual 1979 joint Israeli/South African nuclear test near Prince Edward Islands, known as the Vela Incident, South Africa was negotiating the end of apartheid. The regime had built six nuclear bombs, but had announced to the World it was dismantling five. The regime was also working on a small suitcase nuke. Israeli Intelligence got word of a pending nuclear test on Prince Edward Island and informed the U.S. State department.

Six previous missions had been overwhelmingly successful. They always relied on each other to get out alive, Lex was thinking as he and his four-man SEAL team lay hidden in the wet jungle grass. Their mission was to destroy the North Vietnamese encampment with explosives and to eliminate the officers. When their mission goes terribly wrong, the team is separated, and Mack is killed. While recuperating in the hospital, Lex is more interested in reuniting with his lost love, Leah.

When the call to arms comes, Vance, Ice, Mitch, and Bishop answer with unwavering resolve. These highly trained operatives have gone rogue, forming PRIMAL, a global vigilante unit dedicated to protecting the innocent and punishing the guilty in the name of justice. Their first target: a wealthy jihadist supporter plotting to eradicate Western influence in the UAE. With cutting-edge tactics and unwavering resolve, they challenge his murderous ambitions head-on. As their success grows, so does their list of targets, from Russian mobsters to corrupt politicians.

When the United States suffers a major socioeconomic collapse, a power vacuum sweeps the globe. A newly radicalized Islamic government rises to power in Indonesia, invades the Philippines, East Timor, Papua New Guinea, and finally northern Australia. No longer protected by American military interests, Australia must repel an invasion alone.

New York Times bestselling author James Wesley, Rawles has won a large fan base among the growing ranks of survivalists and preppers with novels that combine fast-paced adventure with useful how-to information. Set against a backdrop of global socioeconomic collapse, Liberators features Afghanistan War vet Ray McGregor and Phil Adams, a Defense Intelligence Agency officer. When the United States is engulfed by chaos, a tyrannical army of occupation ruthlessly restores order.

In the throes of WWII in Port Braythwaite, Cornwall, British radio operator Eleanor "Ellie" Hayes intercepts a mysterious distress signal from the USS Reliant, a U.S. Navy ship with no official record. Drawn into a web of espionage, loss, and secrets, Ellie finds an unlikely ally in Captain James "Jack" Calloway, a U.S. Navy officer also investigating the signal.

After numerous negotiations, the Indigenous still remained scattered throughout the wilds of Northern Ontario, Canada. In spite of treacherously cold conditions, they remained steadfast to the land, refusing to give up their lifestyle while trying to survive from Mother Nature's unpredictable temperament. Captain Jesse Burn's illegitimate son was among them. Father and son, a pair of strong-willed rival enemies, co-existed in a strange and deadly kinship while getting caught up in a changing way of life that neither would accept.

In "The Long Shot," a gripping short story by Clay A. Kahler, an elite Ranger sniper lies in wait on a rugged Afghan ridge, his mind a fortress of discipline and precision honed by years of brutal training and combat. As days stretch beyond the mission's timeline, he battles exhaustion, hunger, and doubt while fixating on his target—a tribal chief with one piercing blue eye. Interwoven flashbacks reveal the sniper's family life, rigorous Ranger creed, and unyielding commitment to his deadly craft. But as the tension builds to a single, fateful shot, a shocking twist blurs the lines ...

When Army nurse Karen Fisher returns home from Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, she prays for her PTSD nightmares to dissipate as she settles into a slightly less dangerous job as a school teacher. But another tragedy soon shakes her world.

The Empire of the West is the sixteenth book of the New England Series. It August 1981, nearing the end of the third year of the war which has raged across the Western Pacific and at one stage threatened to engulf Australia and even India in a wave of seemingly unstoppable Japanese conquest. Now British bombers are based in the Marianas within range of the Japanese Home Islands and the Divine Wind – the Kamikaze – has become the last hope of the Empire of Japan. Not to win the war but perhaps, to inflict a bloody stalemate before or during the invasion that everybody in the Imperial ...

An unrivaled science fiction thriller from an award-winning author! THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY WILL BE DECIDED BEYOND THE ARCTIC CIRCLE... - In the Arctic Ocean, Captain Alexander Gomelsky of the Russian Federation’s nuclear submarine is struggling to deal with a series of mysterious events and failures occuring during a routine naval exercise. - Major Gennady Volkov, a fighter pilot of the Russian Air Force, takes off to intercept an unidentified flying object, and shortly afterwards his aircraft is destroyed, leaving the major stranded at the mercy of the ocean. - Svetlana Zaretskaya, a ...

When Lauren Bucievski and her father take flight from Poland during the 1905 revolution, the ten year old girl has little understanding of who her father`s enemies are. Seven years later - now living in Church Bay on the remote west coast of Anglesey - when she befriends the happy-go-lucky Jimmy Jilkes, and when the charismatic Stefan turns up from Poland, her life is thrown into conflict, vulnerable as she is, in her isolation, to her own dawning sexuality. The outbreak of war in 1914 becomes the defining factor in how each of their destinies will turn out.

So the Tale Rudin told was not his alone; though surely it was his, too. It was Rudin who received the Jewel, in exchange for a life saved in the Warsaw ghetto, and Rudin again who now walked the streets of New York in his long search for the one to whom, in token payment for other lives lost at Auschwitz, he might give the Jewel. And it was Rudin, too, who had gone to Auschwitz, looking for the appearance of truth, for immunity from truth, for atonement in truth. Rudin lived the Tale, was himself part of it. Perhaps that is why not only the truth, but immunity and atonement as well, ...

‘Another Cold War Thriller.’ Thaddeus Fogg continually evaded capture by Stalin’s KGB and the East German Stasi while operating behind The Iron Curtain of Europe’s Eastern Bloc. Despite a ‘Kings Ransom’ placed on his head, Thaddeus Fogg remained at large for the duration of The Cold War, which was to last four decades. Meanwhile, the threat of Nuclear Armageddon overshadowed the Free World. The likelihood of the outbreak of Nuclear War was a distinct reality. The phantom spy possessed an encyclopedic knowledge of the Eastern Bloc and fluency in German and Russian languages. ...