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Winner of the 1969 Edgar Award, "The Dragon's Eye" takes us behind the Bamboo Curtain into a world of espionage and intrigue in China. "Why me? I was no hero. Just a war-wise, war-weary combat reporter who'd pushed his luck too far and too long. Still alive and tired of all the dying. Now all I wanted was a long blonde in a short bikini and a star to steer her by. I cabled my resignation and got the hell out of Asia. I got as far as Honolulu. ...

The Coasts of War" was the first full-length novel of Americans fighting in Vietnam . . . a "black beret" American, his South Vietnamese officers and men occupy a dangerous and lonely outpost. Their mission is to prevent coastal reinforcement of the local Viet Cong, protect or pacify the local village, and carry the war, when and as possible, against the enemy.

From the mixed blood of his white father and his Cherokee ancestors, John Dane is a born warrior who finds his niche when he joins the United States Marines and goes to fight in Korea. Here, he learns to unleash his violent instincts fighting Korea's Chinese Communists. Sharpening his deadly combat skills, Dane soon becomes a professional soldier-for-hire, stalking enemy after enemy in the jungles of Laos and Vietnam. As Colonel Dane, black be...