The Roche Harbor Caper

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Ulmer, D.M.

Mystery

iUniverse, Inc.

Silent Battleground Author: D. M. Ulmer; Editorial Assistant: Doris Littlefield; Managing Editor: Dari Bradley; Executive Editor: Nelson O. Ottenhausen. Wartime operations on board the nuclear submarine USS Denver take an unexpected turn as weapons officer, Lieutenant Brent Maddock, faces numerous challenges to his combat tactics skills from both an elusive enemy and a vindictive and ambitious skipper. While the complex war unfolds beneath the waves, Herculean efforts ashore restore a Washington west coast submarine facility to keep the war defense effort ongoing as the President of the United States resists powerful political advocates for surrender. James H. Patton, CAPT USN (Ret) and technical advisor to the film Hunt for Red October states in his review, Silent Battleground absolutely reeks of both technical and tactical credibility ... readers will find a delightful blend of elements from On the Beach, Incredible Victory, Thirteen Days and Hunt for Red October. Submariners will approve, non-submariners will learn, but all will enjoy Silent Battleground.'

Silent Battleground (Submarine Classics by D.M. Ulmer)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Patriot Media, Publishing

A Tea and Crumpet Caper  Patriot Media, Inc. is proud to introduce our newest line of titles, featuring upscale and sophisticated light stories in the mystery, suspense, thriller genre written by our Patriot Media Authors.                    Missing Person is the first book in a series of Capers penned by Author D..M. Ulmer.    Marine Corps Sergeant Major Kincaid, turned Associate Professor of English literature, moonlights as a writer of mystery novels.  He is approached by a woman fan who misconstrues his literary talent for bona fide     detecting skills. She retains him to locate her son with whom she has lost contact for twenty years. Kincaid reluctantly accepts and finds himself in a quagmire of intrigue, greed, and murder.  The drama is set in and around Port Angeles, near Washington State's magnificent Olympic Mountains.

Missing Person (Tea and Crumpet Capers)

Hesse, W. H.

The sequel to Missing Person. In Washington State's San Juan Islands, during a weekend visit arranged by Michael Kincaid for his son to become better acquainted with the focal point of Michael's evolving romance, things go from bad to worse.  Kincaid reopens a case with an official finding of accidental death that many believe should have been murder. This leads to both Kincaid and his son being caught up in a wild adventure on the high seas.

The Roche Harbor Caper (Tea and Crumpet Capers)

Michael Kincaid, a retired Marine Corps Sgt. Major turned English Literature Professor, and his wife Doris, become involved in a caper while on their honeymoon in Long Beach, WA.  Their first day at  Long Beach, a stranger  recognizes  Michael as the author of the Harry Steele detective novel series, introduces himself, then asks Michael to investigate a mundane problem within his family, keeping or disposing of their three generation legacy; the Heinrich Voelcker farm in Idaho. This request ends up being more than Michael and Doris bargained for, turning their honeymoon into a kidnapping and conspiracy investigation of a mysterious third party trying to swindle the Voelckers out of their legacy.

The Long Beach Caper (Tea and Crumpet Capers)

Where or When, an absorbing love story which spans the years, is set in modern-day life of the Pacific Northwest and the closing years of World War One in Europe. Blaire Coolidge learns of her late great-grandmother Alice's unknown marriage to 1st Lt. David Reynolds, U.S Army Flying Corps, a young American aviator lost without a trace in 1918 during aerial combat over France. Alice's family objected to the marriage prior to David's departure for war-torn Europe, but deeply in love, they wed. Post war attempts by Alice to find her missing husband are futile and she returns home. With the aid of a German man, Blaire eventually uncovers an amazing revelation on the mysterious fate of Lt. David Reynolds.

Where or When

<p>Ensure Plausible Deniability is a tale of the mid-sixties Soviet Navy flexing its muscles throughout the worlds oceans by provoking head-to-head confrontations with U.S. units. Ensuing games of chicken on the surface and beneath the seas between vessels armed with nuclear weapons portended disaster. It would take only one hotheaded skipper on either side to go off half-cocked and plunge mankind into World War III. The saga is set in the backdrop of U.S. diesel-electric submarines demise to make room for the higher performance nuclear powered submarines. However, the questionable nuclear power program selection criteria disregarded submariner performance excellence and accepted officer applicants solely on academic prowess. This practice may well have portended disaster of its own. Ensure Plausible Deniability is spiced with first-hand insights into submariner personal and distaff life.</p>

Ensure Plausible Deniability (Submarine Classics by D.M. Ulmer)

A highly prized intelligence find rests on the bottom of Skagerrak Strait: a Soviet Golf II class submarine equipped with three nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles. All that is needed is to find this needle in the haystack, lift a thirty-five hundred ton vessel from the ocean bottom unnoticed and secure it in a surface ship designed by the CIA for this purpose.  A near impossible task, nonetheless a band of U.S. submariners agree to take it on. 

Skagerrak (Submarine Classics by D.M. Ulmer)

Patriot Media, Incorporated

<p>Two years after a Soviet initiated nuclear attack on the  United States, the war becomes one of attrition and must be resolved beneath the waves. As people on both sides grow tired of the war, they express their dissatisfaction, setting the scene to remove both regimes, one by military coup, the   other by political means.United States Navy LCDR Brent Maddock, Commanding    Officer USS Steelhead, becomes a leading force to foil the   Soviets' plan to bring down the American government.        He must help his sworn enemy in order to gain details of their secret plans. Crucial for allied success, intelligence gathering and destroying Soviet undersea warfare assets, Maddock must take Steelhead into the North Atlantic        beneath the  Arctic ice pack.Unknown to Maddock, he is secretly being hunted by a      Russian naval officer, sworn to kill him.</p>

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