Just Released! Book 3 of the Historical Documentary Series on the Cold War. (Military History) Order Now! The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) separates North and South Korea and is the most defended border in the world Both sides have dug their heels in and fortified the DMZ with defensive positions, mines and booby traps, missiles, and soldiers as they remain vigilant for the recommencement of a war that never ended. ˃˃˃ READ ABOUT THE DANGEROUS JOB OF OUR SOLDIERS IN KOREA ON THE DMZ! The … [Read more...] about We Were Soldiers Too by Bob Kern
Interview with Author – Bob Kern
About Bob Kern: Bob Kern is a native Hoosier. Born and raised in Bedford, Indiana, like many boys in the 70’s, he dreamed of joining the military.</p> His dream came true at the age of seventeen when he enlisted in the US Army never dreaming that shortly thereafter, he would find himself thrust in the middle of the Cold War. Bob was in the US Army for almost 8 years and during those years he was quickly educated about the military life that civilians never see or hear about. Since his … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Bob Kern
Plight by Donald E. Swann II (AKA Don Swann II )
Navigating a dark, international layer of betrayal, murder and inhumane choices as many lives intersect, in a tale filled with horrifying consequence, where FBI Special Agent Dumisuni, has been called in to find a missing teen, but uncovers a larger case of abductions, which may decide the fate of some and the plight of others. Targeted Age Group:: 18+ What Inspired You to Write Your Book? A story playing around in my head for a while before I actually took to the computer to write it … [Read more...] about Plight by Donald E. Swann II (AKA Don Swann II )
Oranges for Christmas by Margarita Morris
The War is over, but for Sabine the fight for freedom has only just begun. 1961. The Cold War. Berlin is an occupied city - the Western Allies in the West; the Soviets in the East. Berliners go about their daily lives as best they can, until one day they wake up to discover their city has been torn in half by barbed wire - great tangled coils of it snaking through the city. Within days East German soldiers are turning the barbed wire into a solid wall. The Berlin Wall. 17 year old Sabine … [Read more...] about Oranges for Christmas by Margarita Morris
Bargain Book: The Seventh Day of Light – Shadows by Riccardo Bertora
This book is bargain priced from 10/14/2014 until 10/31/2014 The craving for crossing the threshold of new frontiers has carved the tissue of history with the chisel of one of the noblest and most compelling ambitions of mankind – to reach for the stars. The quest to conquer space began in earnest in the fifth decade of the twentieth century, which saw America and Russia engaged in a daring and frantic space race. The Russians took two bold steps, which would precede the American Lunar … [Read more...] about Bargain Book: The Seventh Day of Light – Shadows by Riccardo Bertora
Interview with Author – Michael Califra
About Michael Califra: Michael Califra lived and worked in Germany, mostly in Berlin, from 1986 to 1998 where he wrote the novel, "No Man's Land". When he first considered writing about the Berlin it was still divided. The challenge then was to render in fiction a situation more absurdly fictional than any he could imagine. Only after the fall of the Berlin Wall and German reunification did it become clear that the tragic division was only part of the story. The author has also executive … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Michael Califra
