John F. Schork

Shot down at the battle of Midway, Navy Lieutenant Jack Stewart loses his flight status and is ordered to a desk job in Washington, D.C. Enroute, the former Rhodes Scholar meets the Director of Operations for the newly formed Office of Strategic Services. At the same time, Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt have been working to integrate their intelligence efforts against Hitler's Germany. Churchill's requirement for FDR to get an American into the most closely guarded part of MI-6 is that the individual must accept a commission in service to the King. Jack Stewart is offered that opportunity which would get him back into the war. Jack becomes a key operative for Churchill as D-Day approaches and is embroiled in thrilling clandestine activities that could change the tide of World War II altogether.

Set against the fiery conclusion of the Second World War in Europe, The Falkenberg Riddle is a story of loyalty, courage and treason as men on both sides of the struggle attempt to affect the post war world. The Soviet advance on Berlin promises to finally kill or capture the leaders of the Nazi government who can't escape to the west. But all is not as it seems. One of the key German leaders has worked with the British during the war and discovery of that would affect Britain's relationship with both the United States and the Soviet Union.Commander Jack Stewart and his Double 00 organization is tasked with rescuing Martin Bormann from the now encircled German capital. But unknown to them, their newest team member has been singled out for elimination by the Soviet Secret Police.Two deadly groups now converge on a city in flames, bent on different purposes, neither knowing the true extent of the other's mission. Played out through the rubble and devastation, the final dramatic scenes only set the stage for the final act of discovering a British traitor.Only when the final bullet is fired will the Falkenberg riddle be solved.

A young Marine finds high adventure and higher peril in the jungles of Borneo during World War II. Sent to disrupt Japanese operations on the island, Lieutenant Rob Parker must contend with the hostility of the deep jungle while building an uneasy alliance with a band of vigilant natives. Together, Parker and his multinational platoon of soldiers, tribesmen, and mercenaries wage a guerrilla campaign against the occupying forces and ultimately, wrestle with the chaos and tragedy of war.

A sweeping historical epic unfolds as Captain Richard Warren finds himself at the center of a tale of international warfare and intrigue that stretches from the harrowing Charge of the Light Brigade in the Crimean War to the deadly Battle of Bull Run in the American Civil War. One man's pursuit of adventure collides with his quest for truth and justice against a thrilling backdrop of globally transformative history in THE RIGHT WAR, the new novel from John F. Schork.

Scion of a wealthy New York family, Captain Hank Mitchell is a hot shot fighter pilot flying escort for American bombers as they penetrate Nazi-occupied Europe. His P-51 is hit over Germany and he bails out over the English Channel. Burned terribly, he is pulled from the freezing water of the English Channel to realize his life has forever changed. Angry and bitter, he meets Doctor Roger Hanson, an Army Air Corps flight surgeon, who knows that Hank's best chance is to take part in the RAF's cutting edge burn treatment program. Choosing not to return to the States, Hank is sent to a small hospital in Kent. Roger Hanson and his British colleagues start Hank on the long road to recovery. Fighting through his own doubts and the pain of healing, Hank slowly regains use of his hand. He meets Kate Murray, an English nurse who lost her husband early in the war. They develop a friendship that blossoms into love. Completing his course of treatment, Hank is able to return to his old squadron, but he is not the man his comrades remember. Scarred for life, he must learn how to deal with the air war over the continent and his own bitterness.