Stepfather Bank

In a 22nd century world where the Bank owns everything, employs everyone, and governs by means of Credit, Monaghan Burlew scams his way through life without using Credit until the Bank tries to eliminate him and, as a result, ignites a revolution

Poyer, David

Literature & Fiction

St Martins Pr

The sailors and Marines of the Sixth Fleet head for an explosive confrontation in Syria, where a terrorist group is holding about one hundred British and American hostages--including the family of mission coordinator Lt. Dan Lenson

The Med

United States

"Tiller Galloway is a terrific hero . . . A fast-paced, convincing thriller set in an unusual locale." --Baltimore Sun "Plot twists and turns that chart a tricky course through the deep waters of human need and greed." --Ocala Star-Banner “Local atmosphere and a good knowledge of treacherous currents keep things on course.” --The London Times On a moonless night in 1945, a destroyer sinks a U-Boat fifty miles off Hatteras Island, the Graveyard of the Atlantic. Over a half-century later, the mummified corpses of three crewmen, wrapped in a decaying rubber raft, come to light during excavation for a new shopping development. Their reappearance unleashes neo-Nazis, drug smugglers, and a shadowy "historian" with an ominous plan. When Hatteras native, salvage diver, and ex-con Lyle "Tiller" Galloway III starts digging into the discovery, he's forced by an island family to take on a dangerous silent partner. Together, he and Shadrach Aydlett will discover what actually happened in the Carolina sand hills so long ago, and what everyone's really after . . . tons of long-lost Nazi gold. And finally, he’ll battle a ruthless killer many fathoms beneath the stormy sea off Cape Hatteras. HATTERAS BLUE's rare original hardcover sells for over a hundred dollars. This new edition has been revised by the author to make it even more exciting and authentic.

Hatteras Blue

Former SEAL and convicted drug smuggler Lyle "Tiller" Galloway is recalled from his recreational diving business by his old boss, Juan "The Baptist" Nunez, to salvage a cocaine-filled freighter in the Bahamas

Bahamas Blue

The military power struggles set off by the destruction of an American destroyer by an Iranian missile in the Persian Gulf involve a varied cast of ambitious military insiders

The Gulf

Diver Tiller Galloway leaves North Carolina for the coast of Louisiana to work on the offshore oil rigs, only to stumble upon a plot that threatens a huge environmental disaster. By the author of Bahamas Blue. 25,000 first printing.

Louisiana Blue

Reporting to a destroyer based in Guantanamo Bay, Navy lieutenant Dan Lenson is caught up in a spy's plans and finds his destiny joined with those of a gay Commander, a right-wing patriot, and a pregnant Cuban. By the author of The Circle.

The Passage

After a friend dies while cave diving, diver Tiller Galloway, at the widow's request, takes over his friend's scuba-diving business, but the more he learns about the business the more he begins to suspect his friend's death had not been an accident.

Down to a Sunless Sea: A Tiller Galloway Thriller

Committed to a top-secret naval nuclear missile project but struggling with his ethics, Dan Lenson is torn when his peace activist girlfriend is murdered and the Navy tries to pull him away from his hunt for the killer to deal with a military crisis

Tomahawk

David Poyer's cycle of modern Navy tales ranks among the finest nautical fiction of our time. With China Sea, his self-doubting protagonist Daniel V. Lenson faces for the first time the unforgiving challenge of command at sea. Ordered to relieve an alcoholic skipper, Dan finds he has inherited a damaged ship, an untrustworthy crew, and an ambiguous mission. He is to take the USS Oliver C. Gaddis, soon to become the PNS Tughril, on her final voyage to be donated to Pakistan. But in Kirachi, Dan gets new orders: take Gaddis still further east, and operate against modern pirates preying on commercial shipping in the remote, dangerous South China Sea. Pursuing an elusive and shadowy foe into an exotic, isolated world of hazardous reefs and tropical islands, Dan gradually discerns a larger purpose behind his supposed objective. Who are these "pirates?" What expansionist cunning supports them? Abandoned by the Navy, threatened by a mutinous crew, a murderous shipmate, and an approaching typhoon, Gaddis struggles to survive without crossing the shadow-line herself. Filled with suspense, battle, and unforgettable descriptions of the sea's beauty and violence, China Sea continues Dan Lenson's star-crossed career in what Booklist calls, "One of the outstanding bodies of nautical fiction during the last half-century."

China Sea (Dan Lenson Novels)

St.Martin's Press

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