Rough Edges

J.E. Macdonnell was an Australian author who wrote several hundred novels in a variety of genres. Some of his espionage thrillers were repri...

I’m just the right age to have been a big fan of the TV series THE RAT PATROL when I was a kid, and I read all the paperback tie-in novels b...

Years ago, I read Stephen Hunter’s novel HOT SPRINGS, the first book in his Earl Swagger series. I thought it was one of the best books I’d ...

This is a pulp that I own and read recently. The cover is by Maurice Bower, an artist I’m not familiar with who did quite a few covers for A...

Years ago I read and enjoyed quite a few books by Jack Higgins, but then he started writing a series about a character I didn’t care for (Se...

August 1942. Raging metal burned hot under the scorching desert sun. But a grudge between two Aussie tank commanders boiled even hotter. S...

Jack Badelaire has come up with a great concept for his new World War II adventure series: five soldiers, each from a different nation ...

Robert F. Dorr is one of the leading military historians in the business and the author of numerous volumes of non-fiction. I'm par...

“This war will never end as long as both sides have time machines,” Barbara warned, “because one side will always be able to travel back ...

Last year I read Jack Badelaire's excellent debut novel KILLER INSTINCTS. It's taken me far too long to get around to his World Wa...