A covert team of military specialists must prevent an Al Qaeda terrorist attack in this thriller from a New York Times–bestselling author.The world's most effective anti-terrorist force has the tools to monitor every move the enemy makes. They've planted a listening device inside a terrorist's skull, and activated a video spy drone disguised as a bird. But knowing is only half the battle . . .Multi-lingual, nerves-of-steel agents Charlie Dean, Lia DeFrancesca, and Tommy Karr prowl the winding streets of Istanbul to the crowded airports of America to stop terrorists in their tracks. Hooked into a real-time, high-tech system, this army of three goes head-to-head with the most dangerous people in the world.Al Qaeda is launching a series of devastating attacks against the West—and the ultimate strike is aimed at the heart of the USA! In a war where both sides operate in deep disguise, Deep Black must fight a world where betrayal, trust, faith, and doubt collide . . ."Coonts knows how to write and build suspense. . . a natural storyteller." ?New York Times Book ReviewStephen Coonts' Deep Black series, cowritten with Jim DeFeliceDeep Black (#1)Deep Black: Biowar (#2)Deep Black: Dark Zone (#3)Deep Black: Payback (#4)Deep Black: Jihad (#5)Deep Black: Conspiracy (#6)Deep Black: Arctic Gold (#7)Deep Black: Sea of Terror (#8)Deep Black: Death Wave (#9)

"One of the best thrillers I have read this year. The plot is intelligent and will keep you hooked from the beginning. The author did a superb job creating a set of characters who are fully developed and very much enjoyable. I can hardly wait for the sequel."--Books and Movie Reviews, Roberto Mattos (re Any Means Necessary)OATH OF OFFICE is book #2 in the bestselling Luke Stone series, which begins with ANY MEANS NECESSARY (book #1), a free download!A biological agent is stolen from a biocontainment lab. Weaponized, it could kill millions, and a desperate national hunt ensues to catch the terrorists before it is too late. Luke Stone, head of an elite FBI department, with his own family still in jeopardy, has vowed to walk away—but when the new President, barely sworn in, calls him, he can't turn his back on her.Shocking devastation follows, winding its way all the way to the President, who finds her own family in jeopardy. Her strength tested, as she steps into her new role, she surprises even her closest advisors. Rival presidential staff want Luke out of the picture, and with his team in danger, and left to his own resources, it becomes personal. But Luke Stone never gives up until he, or the terrorists, are dead.Luke realizes quickly that the terrorist's final target is even more high value—and more terrifying—than even he could imagine. Yet with only a few days before doomsday, it's unlikely that even he can stop what's already in motion.A political thriller with non-stop action, dramatic international settings, unexpected twists and heart-pounding suspense, OATH OF OFFICE is book #2 in the Luke Stone series, an explosive new series that will leave you turning pages late into the night.Book #3 in the Luke Stone series is also now available!

A riveting prequel to the WWII espionage series featuring British agent Rosie Ewing, in this "meticulously researched war novel" (Len Deighton). Late autumn, 1942: A group codenamed Countryman are briefed by London to get a certain German out of Vichy's hands. What they don't know is that they are being sold out to the Gestapo.Of course, they are constantly aware of betrayal as a looming danger. All too many SOE networks have been blown, with agents disappearing into the Gestapo cellars and extermination camps: the dread every agent lives with every minute of every day.In amongst them is Rosie Ewing, about to start a series of extraordinary life-or-death adventures . . .Praise for the writing of Alexander Fullerton: "The research is unimpeachable." —The Sunday Times "The tension rarely slackens and the setting is completely convincing." —The Times Literary Supplement

"Ride with British Naval Captain Joseph Duncan as he sails the Atlantic in search of enemy French ships while battling treacherous waters, mercurial weather, and ever-shifting winds. Set in 1795, this nautical tale is filled with fierce sea conflicts, military intrigue, and even a bit of romance." —Katrina Thomas, reviewerIn war, one decision can win a battle—or end a career.1795. The French Revolutionary War burns across the Caribbean.When Captain Blackwell falls just as a French convoy appears on the horizon, command of HMS Fidelity passes to Lieutenant Joseph Duncan—an able but untested officer suddenly responsible for a 24-pounder frigate and the lives of hundreds of men.Outnumbered and facing a determined French commodore, Duncan must decide whether to disengage or risk everything in a bold attack. One daring maneuver could cripple the enemy. One miscalculation could cost him his ship.But triumph at sea brings new dangers ashore.The cargo taken from the French convoy attracts powerful attention in London, drawing Duncan into a world of intelligence work, political rivalry, and competing loyalties. His promotion—and his reputation—hang in the balance as he learns that the intrigues of empire can be as perilous as enemy broadsides.Sailing Toward the Tempest delivers thunderous naval combat, authentic Age of Sail detail, and high-stakes adventure for readers who love Patrick O’Brian, Dudley Pope, and C.S. Forester.

War is fought by people.Good leaders—and bad—can determine the fate of the world.Undersea technology has changed the future. Every nation wants territory; no one wants war. Then a series of unrelated incidents, mix-ups, and greedy grabs for ocean-floor real estate escalate straight into a shooting war that no one knows how to stop...or wants to. Soon, it’s engulfed the Indian Ocean and threatens to spill out towards the rest of the world.Caught by surprise, the world rushes to choose sides...and the U.S. Navy rushes into a war for which it may not be ready. Once the greatest navy in the world, by 2039, American submariners find themselves outnumbered and outgunned in what the world is calling the “War of the Submarine.” It’s not their fault that the politicians back home didn’t prepare, but now sailors like Commander Alex Coleman are left facing the consequences.For his part, Alex Coleman is damn sure he’s no hero. He’s awkward, unorthodox, and has a habit of making fireballs out of coffee creamer when he isn't ruining his own career by committing near mutiny. But when war comes knocking, he might just be the reluctant hero the U.S. Navy needs. But with a boat old enough to drink and a crew a few beers short of a six pack, no one expects him to make a difference...until the enemy gets a vote.War of the Submarine is a story of good leaders, bad leaders, war, and the visceral impact combat has on even the best of us. This collection includes the first six books in the series. The next four are included in The Captain Collection.