Jack D Hunter

Hootenville, PA: It looks like any conventional company town, but beneath its placid surface throbs a network of violence, blackmail, and murder. It takes an ex-Army spy to coolly fit together the puzzle and expose the game of terror, intrigue, and cunning known as Industrial Espionage. Someone at Hooten Plastics Corporation has been selling its manufacturing secrets. When his boss enlists him to help track down the spy, Paul Dexter can't resist dusting...

Roger Wagner, CIA sleuth with a gift for wry jokes, is given ten days to uncover an assassination plot against the President of the United States, who is scheduled to give a crucial speech in Munich. Wagner's frantic search leads him through the German underworld, neo-Nazi dens, glossy jet-set salons, and the highest levels of government.

Someone in America is selling his country to the enemy for a price. That someone must be stopped, fast. But there are those in high positions who do not want the truth exposed.

It's 1945, and Stalin's army stands poised to conquer all of Europe. The only way to stop him is for Truman to bluff him down. To make the bluff work, C.G. Brandt, America's ultra-professional but very human American spymaster, is forced to risk everything on Alex Lukas, an undertrained but bilingual secret agent.

A low-born infantryman becomes a pilot during World War I, almost deliberately stepping on the sensibilities of his aristocratic comrades in the process. A national hero, he wins the Blue Max, the highest award that can be bestowed upon an aviator. His fame is exploited by a general, who tolerates the affair between the pilot and the general's wife. The canny general knows that, eventually, the pilot will become expendable, and a "heroic" death can...