My first cover-to-cover read of 2020 was this classic. I first read STONY MAN DOCTRINE back in either junior high or high school - I can...

While I was a little disappointed with Book #4, this next title really stepped up its game.  The Forbidden City starts off with Annja helpi...

I hate to admit it, but I was a little disappointed with this book.  There are plenty of interesting characters, especially the mysterious a...

In this third Rogue Angel book, I think the series finally hits its stride.  Don't get me wrong - the first two books were good and I re...

I read this second installment of Gold Eagle's Rogue Angel series literally as soon as I finished the first (go Kindle!).  Written by Vi...

I've been interested in this series since I saw it debut in 2005, but as I am mostly buried under paperbacks already, and I was worried ...

The Action Adventure genre, or "Men's Adventure" as it is sometimes erroneously labeled, has been the focus of this blog since...

Truth be told, I think Atlantic Scramble would have made a far, far better first book than Argentine Deadline .  There is an excellent intr...

This time around, Phoenix Force is sent back into South America again, this time to rescue more kidnapped Americans - but with a twist.  App...

I recently got in a bunch of old Phoenix Force and Able Team titles, and I've slowly been chewing through them.  These Gold Eagle books ...

And there's more on the way. At least four other Able Team titles and another Sergeant book. I won't be going through all of them ...

I've spoken often about the influences Gold Eagle's Able Team and Phoenix Force books had on me as an impressionable youth. Sadly, ...

Over at Glorious Trash , blogger Joe Kenney shares with us a letter he received from "Gar Wilson" (a pen name for Gold Eagle Books...