Saturday, September 19, 2026

Behind German Lines – Sgt. Dunn Novels Book #2 is now available on Audible

Hello Sgt. Dunn readers,


I’m thrilled to announce that Behind German Lines – Sgt. Dunn Novels Book #2 is now available on Audible.

I realize you may have read the book some time ago, but I wanted to share the news with you in case you’d enjoy listening to the book, narrated by the talented J. Scott Bennett. He really brings our favorite characters to life complete with terrific accents for our British friends like Malcolm Saunders and German enemies like Albert Speer.
 
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!
 
Behind German Lines – Sgt. Dunn Novels Book #2 – Audible version
 
Warmest regards,

Ronn


Description

Sgt. Tom Dunn and his special mission squad of lethal U.S. Army Rangers are back in France fighting the Nazis. Behind German Lines begins in July 1943, when the Nazis unleash a new battlefield weapon near Kursk, Russia, during the greatest tank battle in history. The weapon’s catastrophic and unexpected side-effects force the scientists back to the drawing board. Picking up just eight days after Operation Devil's Fire ends in late June 1944, we find Dunn and his men parachuting into the Cotentin Peninsula fifty miles west of Normandy Beach on another special strike mission whose outcome could affect the Allies’ attempt to finally breakout of Normandy’s bocage country.

Meanwhile, since the Allies have learned the hard way that the Nazi’s concrete submarine pens are bomb-proof, Sgt. Malcolm Saunders and his rugged British Commandos are on their way by submarine across the North Sea to attack the pens at Wilhelmshaven, Germany. What Saunders finds leads his squad and him into a deadly confrontation with a dangerous enemy who has terrible plans for the United States. After Dunn and his squad return to France on another Top Secret mission, they discover a Nazi plot to use the new and improved battlefield weapon near Caen, right on the front line! With the fate of the western front unexpectedly and terrifyingly in his hands, Dunn and his men race across occupied France to stop the Germans.

With his usual thrilling pace, Munsterman takes the listener onto the battlefields of Russia, France, and Germany, showing life and death, and victory and defeat during World War II.


Friday, September 18, 2026

Happy Birthday, United States Air Force

Today we celebrate the 79th birthday of the United States Air Force, 18 September 1947, which was signed into life by President Harry S. Truman.




Friday, September 11, 2026

9/11

Remembering those who died on 9/11/2001, and those who helped others survive, 25 years ago today.





Saturday, September 5, 2026

Research fun for Sgt. Dunn Novel #23

As you may remember, I love doing the research for the Sgt. Dunn novels. Usually, it's a location, weapon or a vehicle I'm looking up This time it was a deer. Not just any deer, but a Korean Water deer.

Why? you're wondering.

Well. I have researched animals before. Polar bears (Sword of Ice), and poisonous snakes in France (Capture), and possibly others I don't recall right now.

In the book I'm writing, sd23, a Water deer makes an apperance. So naturally I needed to learn a little bit about these guys. And they are litle, standing about two feet tall at the shoulder.

What's interesting about them, besides being in a Dunn novel, is that males don't grow antlers. Instead, they grow fangs from their upper gums. Check out the picture below. Look closely.

When they fight for territory, they use these fangs to fight each other off.

Be sure to watch out for this guy when you read sd23 down the road. Possibly Dunn or one of his men may refer to this little deer as the "vampire deer."


Water deer


Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Japan surrenders! September 2, 1945

On this day 81 years ago, Japan finally surrendered ending the most devastating world war in human history. The document was signed aboard the USS Missouri.



Sunday, August 16, 2026

At long last, I have a Facebook page for my writing

Hi Sgt. Dunn fans,

At long last, I have an author's Facebook page for my writing: 

Ronn Munsterman, Author

Please consider following my author's page to see what I'm up to. You can comment on posts to interact directly with me. I'll answer all questions, whether about the Sgt. Dunn Novels or my writing experiences.

Hope to see you there!








Saturday, August 15, 2026

Scammers target indie authors

 A few years ago, I got an email supposedly from a very famous movie producer. I mean very famous. The gist of the email, which was obviously from a bogus email account at gmail (any valid email would come from the company's email address), was that he was so impressed with my book, he wanted to explore the possibility of making a movie of it.

Wow, awesome. Except, I knew it was a scam.

This excerpt is from Writer Beware:

An increasingly frequent fraudulent tactic is impersonation: of reputable literary agents, major publishers, renowned movie production companies, even bookstores and organizations like the American Booksellers Association. The aim is to convince you that you’re on the cusp of real, reputable representation, publication, immortality on the silver screen, books on shelves nationwide…there’s just something you have to pay for first (a screenplay, a “cinematic trailer”, an IP lawyer to handle contracts, “book licensing”, a “book returnability program“, an appearance fee…the list is endless). Once the scammer gets you on board, it’s open season on your bank account: you will be heavily pressured to spend more and yet more money on goods and services that may be hugely overpriced, entirely fictional, never actually delivered, or all three.

The scammers try to get you to make contact, and as stated above, pressure you into spending money for . . . nothing. I mean nothing.

If you're a writer and you get emails like these, trash them immediately. do NOT engage.

There are also scammers who impersonate famous authors. They give your book flowery praise (probably from AI) and say they just want to "connect" with you to talk about writing. As above, if you reply, they "recommend" an "agent" or "editor." And the money starts leaving you.

Beware.