It began in 1936, before the Olympics … before Poland … before Dunkirk … before the air battles over the Channel … and before the Americans.
As the Wehrmacht looks for every advantage over England, a young SS officer devises a wicked scheme. Now in the final stages, they make one mistake … they meet Jim Stryker.
320 pages, including Author's Notes on historical facts.
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They thought they had a foolproof plan … all the men they needed … perfect timing and a well-conceived cover. But no one counted on being double crossed.
And no one counted on Jim Stryker showing up.
Follow Jim Stryker and his team as the take on a new adventure in Algiers.
315 pages, including Author's Notes on historical facts.
Jim Stryker and his team are called to Italy to solve a missing person case. There is only one problem … they do not know who is missing.
Their investigation uncovers a major crime operation that is in its final stages. In a race against time, Stryker’s team unravels the mystery and all its secrets.
Follow Jim Stryker and his team as they take on a new foe in Rome.
317 pages, including Author's Notes on historical facts.
A routine briefing uncovers
a disturbing twist of fate that
pulls American and British investigators into an act of sabotage with unknown ramifications.
Everyone knows that it is about
to be committed, but no one knows where, when, how or … most importantly … why.
Jim Stryker must team with his British counterpart to uncover the plot and outwit the saboteurs.
349 pages, including Author's Notes on historical facts.
Takes place between
June 16 and June 25, 1944.
Takes place between
May 16 and June 15, 1944.
Takes place between
May 6 and May 16, 1944.
Takes place between
April 16 and May 5, 1944
Takes place between
August 4 and August 27, 1944.
There was nothing routine about the request. They were not trained for the job, but someone thought they could still do it.
It simply was not supposed to be their mission.
Join Stryker's team on their most daring operation of the war.
688 pages, including Author's Notes on historical facts.
