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Blog postThe next book in the Russian Agents series is now available for preorder, with Dec. 1 delivery. The Indo-Pakistani War is set after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, when China and India are left as the only two major countries Russia can still count as friends. After a break in their last two missions, the Russian … Continue reading The Indo-Pakistani War Now Available For Preorder →
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Blog postIn the March 3, 2022 edition of The Statesman an article headlined ”How Vulnerable Is Taiwan?” uses China Invades Taiwan as the starting point for a broader discussion, including the current conflict in Ukraine. The full article is available at this link.
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Blog postFirst, I’d like to sincerely thank the over seven hundred readers who preordered China Invades Taiwan. I did my best to repay that faith by publishing the Kindle version over a month in advance of the promised Christmas Eve date. Much of the credit goes to my intrepid editor, who worked long hours to make this early delivery possible.
The paperback and hardcover editions are now available as well, with the audiobook to follow early in the New Year.
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Blog postThe complete Publishers Weekly review of The Second Chinese Revolution follows: In this overly long but intriguing action thriller from Halstead (The End of Russia’s War in Ukraine), pro-democracy advocate Chen Li Na, a brilliant computer hacker, uses a special device, which connects to internet satellites that service countries bordering China, in her work instigating … Continue reading Publishers Weekly Review of The Second Chinese Revolution →
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Blog postIn my first book, The Second Korean War, an anti-aircraft missile is fired from an American Virginia class submarine. Is that really possible?
Here’s information on this topic posted on thedrive.com in 2017:
“Tests during the mid 2000s had the AIM-9X fired from a vertical launcher as a proof of concept demonstration. A few years later, an AIM-9X was launched from an actual submarine as part of a series of integration tests. Since then the program seems to have disappeared from -
Blog postHere’s the complete Publishers Weekly review of my latest book, The End of Russia’s War in Ukraine: Halstead’s impressive fourth Russian Agents thriller (after The End of America’s War in Afghanistan) avoids the shopworn conventions of the genre. In 1994, Russian Senior Sgt. Pofistal Arbakov, while dismantling an SS-24 nuclear missile in Ukraine, removes two of … Continue reading Publishers Weekly Review of The End of Russia’s War in Ukraine →
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Blog postI am very pleased to announce that all four books in the Russian Agents series are now available in hardcover! I would also like to thank my readers for their support and overwhelmingly positive response to the series. I am writing the next book in the series now, and will have more to share about … Continue reading Hardcover Version Now Available For All Books In The Russian Agents Series →
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Blog postIn response to many reader requests, I’m pleased to announce publication of The Russian Agents Box Set. It includes The Second Korean War (2018), The Saudi-Iranian War (2019), The End of America’s War in Afghanistan (2020), and The End of Russia’s War in Ukraine (2020), and is available at this link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08LB3YQ8W
The price is currently discounted by over half off the price of buying each book individually.
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Blog postSo, why are all three books grouped together in a series? In short, because readers asked for a series page.
I resisted when there were only two books, because I didn’t want readers to think they were being pushed to buy more than one book. After all, I’m sure there are readers fascinated by Korea who have no interest in Iran, and vice versa.
Some readers contacted me directly through this blog to suggest a series. Others made comments in reviews like this one for The Saudi-Ir -
Blog postReviewed by Ray Simmons for Readers’ Favorite
I don’t know who Ted Halstead is, but I know one thing about him for sure. While writing The Second Korean War, he did his homework. I spent four years in the demilitarized zone in the 1980s. I’ve walked in a couple of tunnels big enough to roll an army through, a platoon at a time. Ted got it right. The only things he failed to mention are a couple of things that I’m pretty sure are classified top secret. It wouldn’t be cool to talk about -
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