The Marine Series
Marine: Belleau Wood
The first in the Marine Series
A young man leaves Ohio in 1917 and enters a world he could never have imagined.
Sent to the battlefields of France during World War I, he faces trench warfare, relentless enemy fire, and the defining struggle at Belleau Wood. One advance across an open grain field changes everything—testing his limits and forging his identity in combat.
In the crucible of war, he earns a name that will follow him forever: Devil Dog.
Marine: Guadalcanal
book 2 in the Marine Series
From the sands of Parris Island to the battlefields of the Pacific, George Baker’s life is shaped by war, sacrifice, and survival.
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Serving through some of World War II’s most intense campaigns, including the brutal fighting on Tinian, he is forever changed by both combat and the care he receives afterward. Returning home, he builds a life with his wife Johanna and gradually steps into public service.
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But his greatest battle comes later—in Congress—where he becomes a fierce advocate for veterans and a vocal critic of systems that fail those who served.
Marine: Chosin Reservoir
book 3 in the Marine Series
John Davis leaves behind a quiet life as a Wyoming rancher and becomes a Marine sniper in the Korean War.
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Alongside his close friend Jimmy Bruner, he endures one of the most grueling campaigns in Marine Corps history at the Chosin Reservoir—where survival depends on discipline, endurance, and loyalty under fire.
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When the war ends, Davis returns home to build a ranching life and a family, but the impact of combat follows him long after the battlefield.
book 4 in the Marine Series
26 Days in June
In June of 1918, American Marines are thrown into one of the most brutal battles of World War I.
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Fighting in close quarters against a determined enemy, they endure 26 days of relentless combat that will test every limit of endurance and courage. On the front lines in France, the battle becomes deeply personal—defined not by strategy or distance, but by survival at arm’s length.
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From this conflict, a legend is born: the Marine Corps earns its reputation as the “Devil Dogs.”
Like Father Like Son
book 5 in the Marine Series
Will Davis grows up in the shadow of a Marine sniper father and a hard ranching life on the Wyoming–Montana border.
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Taught discipline, patience, and marksmanship from an early age, he follows a path that leads him into the jungles of Vietnam—where survival depends on skill, instinct, and the ability to identify danger in a war without clear boundaries.
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When he returns home, Will must confront the realities of family, loss, and the enduring weight of everything he carried back from war.