Hello Sgt. Dunn Readers!
I’m pleased to announce the upcoming release of the eighth
Sgt. Dunn novel, Sword of Ice. The
book description is below.
Below is the awesome new cover (below), created by my good friend David
M. Jones (Jonesy, the sniper).
I expect to publish very soon, after the Labor Day
Weekend.
Thank you so much for your support.
Sword of Ice
The Nazi’s are up to something. This is not
news, but the location is. What are they doing on an island above the Arctic
Circle? The truth lies with Reichsführer
Heinrich Himmler, head of the dreaded SS, who is a fervent believer in
Germany’s ancient Aryan myths and history. A creative German archaeologist
discovers the location of something powerful and valuable, which Himmler wants
to present to Hitler in the full belief it will change the course of the war.
Himmler sends an SS expedition to the island to retrieve it.
The Allies discover the island is occupied, but
don’t know why the Nazis are there. Enter U.S. Army Sgt. Tom Dunn and his squad
of lethal Rangers. He leads his squad through frigid, miserable Arctic survival
training before tackling the Germans on the Arctic Ocean island thousands of
miles from anywhere.
Meanwhile, in Egypt, British Intelligence learns
that Egyptian rebels, who want to force the British out sooner rather than
later, are planning attacks on the extremely valuable and critical Suez Canal.
Sgt. Malcolm Saunders and his squad of British Commandos are sent in to solve
the problem. Saunders, who fought the Germans in North Africa in ’41 and ’42,
is less than thrilled at the prospect of going back to the blistering desert.
He also has three worries: can they complete the mission; will he lose men
again; will the five new replacements hold their own?
After arriving on the Arctic island, Dunn and
his men uncover the Nazi plot. They are forced to race across the island’s
treacherous glacier, which is occupied not only by Nazi SS troops, but also by
one of the world’s greatest and feared predators. What could possibly go wrong?
In book eight of the Sgt. Dunn WWII Action
Thriller series, Munsterman, in his gripping page-turning style, alternately
makes the reader shiver and sweat as he weaves story lines from the frozen
Arctic to the scorching Egyptian desert. He continues to masterfully blend
fiction and historical fact to create an action-packed plot.
