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Amid the chaos of the American Civil War, Captain Fitz Dunaway finds himself torn between honor, loyalty, and survival. After striking his superior officer during the Battle of Bull Run, Fitz faces a court-martial-until a shadowy offer from Washington changes everything. Recruited by the Assistant Secretary of War to serve as a covert operative, Fitz becomes President Lincoln's spy, tasked with infiltrating enemy lines and uncovering conspiracies that threaten the Union from within. As he navigates a city teeming with double agents, traitors, and political schemers, Fitz must decide how far he'll go to protect a president who doesn't even know he exists. Rich in historical detail and gripping in its realism, President Lincoln's Spy blends military drama with political intrigue, exploring courage, betrayal, and the thin line between duty and conscience in America's darkest hour. Fans of Jeff Shaara, Bernard Cornwell, and Robert Harris will find themselves captivated by this story of espionage, loyalty, and the birth of modern intelligence.

The English Channel, Spring 1944. The greatest invasion in history is coming. And the Germans have a weapon that could stop it. Lieutenant Commander Jordan Cole has survived the war so far - but not without cost. The ghost of his executive officer, killed in a PT boat ambush Cole believes he caused, follows him into every battle. Now, commanding a squadron of American PT boats in the treacherous English Channel, Cole is running out of time to make things right before the invasion that will decide the war. Hunting the Allied convoys threading their way through E-boat Alley is Fregattenkapitan Reubold - a brilliant, fearless, and utterly dangerous German S-boat commander who knows these waters like the veins in his own hands. And waiting in the shadows is the Reich's deadliest secret: a new class of hydrofoil torpedo boats - the Trinity - so fast and lethal they could rip through the massive Allied armada before the beaches of Normandy are ever reached. Standing between them and catastrophe is the battered destroyer HMS Firedancer and her indomitable Captain George Hardy - a man who has never once turned away from a fight. Set against the deafening chaos of night sea battles, radar rooms crackling with tension, and the bone-deep exhaustion of men who have seen too much war, Armada is a WWII naval action thriller of breathtaking intensity. From claustrophobic S-boat pens in Cherbourg to the carnage of convoy ambushes in the dark Channel waters, Steven M. Wilson delivers World War II English Channel fiction at its most visceral and authentic. For readers who love D-Day historical novels, WWII naval warfare fiction, and stories where courage is the only weapon that never runs out. The armada must sail. Nothing - and no one - can be allowed to stop it.