Operation Devil’s Fire – Sgt. Dunn Novels Book 1 is now available on Audible

Hello Sgt. Dunn readers, 

I’m thrilled to announce that Operation Devil’s Fire – Sgt. Dunn Novels Book 1 is now available on Audible.

I realize you probably read the book some time ago, but I wanted to share the news with you in case you’d enjoy listening to J. Scott Bennett, who really brings our favorite characters to life complete with terrific accents for our British and French friends like Malcolm Saunders and Madeline the French Resistance leader, as well as our Nazi enemies like Hermann Göring.

Even if you’re not interested in the audio book, perhaps you know someone who might be.

In any event, thank you for your support!

Oh, and at least take a look at the fantastic NEW cover (below) by the talented David M. Jones (Jonesy’s namesake).

OperationDevil’s Fire – Sgt. Dunn Novels Book 1 – Audible version

Ronn

Remembering our beloved dog, Lila

Our wondferful dog, Lila, passed away just over a year ago. We miss you sweetheart!

Happy 250th Birthday, United States!

On this date two and a half centuries ago, in this building in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the United States of America was born.

Happy 250^th Birthday, United States!

Flag Day 2026

Celebrating 249 years of the United States flag, first adopted on June 14, 1777.

Happy 251st Birthday to the United States Army! June 14, 1775.

 

Weird writer almost mistakes

When I was writing Operation Devil's Fire, I had a French character with a dog. I wanted to name the dog Rover after my uncle's dog in my childhood.

Then I realized a French person wouldn't name a dog Rover. So in the book, he was named Beaux.

Uncle Hugo's Rover looked something like this guy:

A day in a writer's life

I'm working on Sgt. Dunn Novel #23, which is untitled as yet.

I published Sgt. Dunn Novel #22, Careless Enemies, on May 11, 2026. It ranked #10 in War Fiction a week later. Thank you readers!

Since then, I have researched Korean War U.S. Rangers' actions for interesting ideas. I have three and am looking for two more.

Today I'll be using Google Earth to find real locations for actions in Korea and filling in the plot ideas with two or three sentence descriptions This allows me to write the chapter freely and creates spontaneous ideas, while keeping the main points on target.

Here's an example of my plot spreadsheet. Yes, I use Excel, and have done that since the first book, Book 1, Operation Devil's Fire, which is what you see a portion of below.

Check back some time to see what else I'm up to in a day of a writer's life.