Harold Coyle ist ein amerikanischer Autor, der für seine historischen, spekulativen und Kriegsromane bekannt ist. Seine Werke zeichnen sich durch tiefe Einblicke in die Militärgeschichte und die Charakterpsychologie aus. Coyle schöpft aus seiner umfangreichen persönlichen Erfahrung und bietet den Lesern eine authentische Perspektive auf das Leben von Soldaten und die Auswirkungen von Konflikten. Sein Schreiben thematisiert oft Mut, Opferbereitschaft und menschliche Widerstandsfähigkeit unter extremen Belastungen.
The novel explores the intense chaos of modern warfare, focusing on a coalition of Islamic terrorists led by a charismatic leader. As they strategize to undermine American resolve in the ongoing war on terror, the story delves into the psychological and tactical aspects of conflict. Through gripping narrative and complex characters, it examines the challenges faced by those caught in the crossfire of this global struggle.
Set against the backdrop of the Civil War, the story follows two brothers from New Jersey who are torn apart by their allegiances. As they fight on opposing sides, the novel explores themes of family loyalty, the brutal realities of war, and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals during this tumultuous period in American history. Their personal conflict mirrors the larger national struggle, highlighting the emotional and societal impacts of the war.
Nato and the Soviet Block are at war because the Soviets have invaded West Germany. Captain Sean Bannon's "Team Yankee" must defend their vital strategic post with M-1 tanks and a mechanized infantry division which is the ultimate in sophisticated weaponry.
Set in a near-future scenario, the narrative unfolds as the Soviet Union launches an invasion of Iran, prompting a swift response from the United States to counter the aggression. Amidst the backdrop of escalating tensions, the story explores the complexities of international relations and the challenges faced by American forces in a hostile environment. The author, known for the bestseller Team Yankee, delves into military strategy and the human experience in times of conflict.
Harold Coyle, "New York Times" bestselling author of "Against All Enemies, Trial by Fire, " and "Bright Star, " is America's acclaimed master of the war novel. In "Code Of Honor, " Coyle delivers battlefield realism and excitement in a story that echoes the complex U.S. military mission in today's world.... A corrupt and fractured government in Bogota, Colombia, requests a small expeditionary force of U.S. troops to combat drug lords and a growing insurgency. It's a scenario for disaster: an unstable country...an elusive enemy...a political and military minefield. The 11th Air Assault Division is called on to act as a police force, even when Brigadier General Scott Dixon reports back from a fact-finding mission that it's a war America can't win. But for a paper-pushing U.S. Major General in Bogota, no initiative is too risky to safeguard his career. Then Captain Nancy Kozak -- under assault in the field, but determined to avert defeat and protect the soldiers in her command -- dares to defy him. With careers hanging in the balance, Kozak is struggling to survive an explosive clash that pits resolve against prejudice, and honor against ambition....
In four consecutive New York Times bestsellers, including Trial by Fire, Coyle has established himself as a master of international suspense. Now he delivers an epic story about a U.S. Army corps trapped by a nuclear-armed Germany. "An extraordinary, stunning peek at the new dark age".--Stephen Coonts.
Set in a near-future scenario, the story unfolds with an assassination attempt by Libyan terrorists, leading to an Egyptian retaliatory raid. As tensions escalate, both U.S. and Soviet forces become embroiled in the conflict. The narrative follows front-line soldiers who engage in perilous commando operations and confront the terrifying threat of nerve gas attacks, highlighting the chaos and complexities of warfare in this volatile environment.
When an unforeseen asteroid strikes Siberia with the force of a thousand Hiroshimas, it triggers Dead Hand, the ultimate defense mechanism developed by the Soviets at the height of the Cold War.The missiles are pointing at the United States and its European allies, and ultra-nationalist General Likatchev is willing to use them as blackmail to topple the government in Moscow and return Russia to her status as world power. When Russia responds to world queries with cold silence, a NATO special operations unit is dropped into Siberia. Trapped in a region ravaged by freezing snow and the hellish aftermath of the asteroid impact, the NATO forces are racing against time to track down Likatchev and dismantle Dead Hand before a global holocaust is unleashed.At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
Private paramilitary companies are reshaping modern warfare in this gripping new series by Harold Coyle and Barrett Tillman. As military and intelligence resources become overstretched, the U.S. increasingly relies on these organizations, with Strategic Solutions Inc. emerging as a top contender. The narrative explores the ethical dilemmas and high-stakes operations of these mercenary forces, highlighting the complexities of a new era in conflict where loyalty is dictated by profit.
Set in Germany during 1935, a Jewish boy named Hans Koch seizes the chance to escape persecution by assuming a new identity as a girl named Hanna. While initially embracing this role, her life becomes increasingly complicated when Ernst Richter, the SS officer's husband she lives with, takes command of a concentration camp. As the war progresses, Hanna confronts the horrors of the regime and ultimately risks everything to save a life, leading to a profound struggle for her own humanity and moral integrity.