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Every Shape, Every Shadow
by Roger Conlee

Every Shape, Every Shadow - Roger Conlee

EVERY SHAPE, EVERY SHADOW’S depiction of a bright and lonely young Marine’s struggle to find purpose and courage will resonate with young Americans facing the same fears and pressures in Iraq and Afghanistan.

This historical novel provides a gripping and highly realistic depiction of the Guadalcanal campaign of World War II, which proved to be a major turning point in America’s war with Japan in the Western Pacific.

— 267 pages $11.95 —

“An accurate portrayal of our difficult struggle.”
Merrill B. Twining
USNA 1923
General, USMC (Ret.)

“A must-read for veterans, particularly those of
the Marine Corps and Army infantry, who will
recall the sights, sounds and horror of face-to-face
combat.” — Sterling (Kansas) Bulletin

EVERY SHAPE, EVERY SHADOW received the Military Writers Society of America’s 2006 Distinguished Honor Award.

Counterclockwise
by Roger Conlee

Counterclockwise - Roger Conlee

What if you discovered—contrary to established history—that on Good Friday, 1942, Japanese forces made a massive bombing attack on Los Angeles and San Diego? And that in that raid your own father had been killed, ten years before you'd even been born?

— 274 pages $13.95 —

In Roger L. Conlee's new novel, a cop, a spy, a glamorous movie star and a dogged reporter collide in this unconventional book-within-a-book, which is partly alternative history, partly thriller, and partly science fiction. As one reviewer has written, “ Counterclockwise never fails to surprise as each successive layer is peeled back. Michael Crichton, you have company.”
— Walter Haskins

“ Counterclockwise offers a wonderfully compelling portrait of wartime America in the early 1940s.”
— Ty Duffy

*Buy both Roger Conlee novels for $22.95

The Hindengurg Letter
by Roger Conlee

The Hindenburg Letter - Roger Conlee

An impulsive reporter for William Randolph Hearst risks his very life to steal into Nazi Germany during World War II on a desperate mission of family revenge. Against his better judgment, he also agrees to do some spying for President Roosevelt. It’s all a big recipe for disaster. This fascinating suspense thriller paints a rich and authentic picture of this dark, critical period in world history. .

— $14.95 —