Boy, those facts'll get ya.
The Moselle River Valley at Trier, Germany
Friday, September 6, 2019
Research for writers can be a double-edged sword
I'm working on the next Sgt. Dunn Novel, #13. While researching a river in Germany, I learned it flowed the wrong way for Dunn to use it the way I envisioned.
Boy, those facts'll get ya.
Boy, those facts'll get ya.
Tuesday, September 3, 2019
Sgt. Dunn Novel #12, SS Assassins - I just clicked the publish button!
Hi Sgt. Dunn readers!
I just clicked the publish button for SS Assassins. As soon as the book is available on Amazon, I'll post the link. You can check Amazon periodically to find it, too.
Thanks for your support.
Thanks,
Ronn
Cover by David M. Jones and his wife, Nathalie Beloeil-Jones.
SS Assassins
President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill agree to meet each other on the Mediterranean Sea’s island of Sardinia. They have no idea the Nazi SS knows all about it.
Meanwhile, the 15th Air Force, based in Italy, discovers that the Germans have installed a new, high range and extremely accurate radar system in the Alps right on the flight path the bombers use on their way deep into Germany. It will provide early warning to the Luftwaffe and there are hundreds of newly installed flak cannons there as well. U.S. Army Master Sergeant Tom Dunn and his squad of lethal Rangers are tasked with destroying the radar site, which is located on a mountain peak 7,000 feet high.
Intelligence discovers that the Germans are using two Swedish flagged cargo ships to refuel and rearm their U-Boats, which are still running amok in the North Atlantic. British Commando Sergeant Major Malcolm Saunders and his squad are to travel to the neutral country, board the ships, and sink them. And, of course, escape.
The private conference between Roosevelt and Churchill to detail the rest of the war in Europe, where the Allies are making good progress against the Germans, is underway.
Allied Intelligence learns that a sizable German force has secretly landed on the island with orders to assassinate both the president and prime minister. Because it’s too late to move them from their thought-to-be-secret villa, Dunn and Saunders, having recently returned from their earlier missions, are suddenly cast into the role of a head of state protection detail, joining the U.S. Secret Service and Churchill’s famed bodyguards. Can the two men set up a defense at the villa in time to save the lives of the two most powerful leaders of the free western world?
In SS Assassins, book twelve of the Sgt. Dunn Novel series, Munsterman masterfully blends history with fiction and provides readers with an action-packed can’t-put-it-down paced novel.
I just clicked the publish button for SS Assassins. As soon as the book is available on Amazon, I'll post the link. You can check Amazon periodically to find it, too.
Thanks for your support.
Thanks,
Ronn
Cover by David M. Jones and his wife, Nathalie Beloeil-Jones.
SS Assassins
President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill agree to meet each other on the Mediterranean Sea’s island of Sardinia. They have no idea the Nazi SS knows all about it.
Meanwhile, the 15th Air Force, based in Italy, discovers that the Germans have installed a new, high range and extremely accurate radar system in the Alps right on the flight path the bombers use on their way deep into Germany. It will provide early warning to the Luftwaffe and there are hundreds of newly installed flak cannons there as well. U.S. Army Master Sergeant Tom Dunn and his squad of lethal Rangers are tasked with destroying the radar site, which is located on a mountain peak 7,000 feet high.
Intelligence discovers that the Germans are using two Swedish flagged cargo ships to refuel and rearm their U-Boats, which are still running amok in the North Atlantic. British Commando Sergeant Major Malcolm Saunders and his squad are to travel to the neutral country, board the ships, and sink them. And, of course, escape.
The private conference between Roosevelt and Churchill to detail the rest of the war in Europe, where the Allies are making good progress against the Germans, is underway.
Allied Intelligence learns that a sizable German force has secretly landed on the island with orders to assassinate both the president and prime minister. Because it’s too late to move them from their thought-to-be-secret villa, Dunn and Saunders, having recently returned from their earlier missions, are suddenly cast into the role of a head of state protection detail, joining the U.S. Secret Service and Churchill’s famed bodyguards. Can the two men set up a defense at the villa in time to save the lives of the two most powerful leaders of the free western world?
In SS Assassins, book twelve of the Sgt. Dunn Novel series, Munsterman masterfully blends history with fiction and provides readers with an action-packed can’t-put-it-down paced novel.
Sunday, September 1, 2019
80 years ago today, Nazi Germany invaded Poland and started WWII in Europe . . .
. . . today, the German president apologized to Poland, in Poland.
The right thing to do, but let's not forget this:
The right thing to do, but let's not forget this:
or this:
Tuesday, August 27, 2019
SS Assassins - Sgt. Dunn Novel #12
Getting excited! I started the final edit (#6) today on SS Assassins. Release coming soon.
Monday, August 19, 2019
Making progress on SS Assassins, the 12th Sgt. Dunn Novel!
Started edit No 5 of SS Assassins, the No 12 Sgt, Dunn Novel. Hope to publish by the end of August!
Monday, August 5, 2019
Joys of editing
I'm working on edit #3 of the new Sgt. Dunn Novel, SS Assassins. Found a few things that were the result of the length of time it takes to write a book. You write something early in the book, and kind of "forget" you did. This can result in saying something else about the same thing.
The best one was in reference to a house. In an earlier chapter I said it was built in the 1500s. Later, I specifically state it was built 41 years ago (which of course, would be 1903). Glad I found it myself. Stayed with 1903 and fixed the early reference.
Now back to work, lad. As Saunders would say.
The best one was in reference to a house. In an earlier chapter I said it was built in the 1500s. Later, I specifically state it was built 41 years ago (which of course, would be 1903). Glad I found it myself. Stayed with 1903 and fixed the early reference.
Now back to work, lad. As Saunders would say.
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