David E. Meadows Books in Order
David E. Meadows is a series of 14 books written by David E. Meadows.
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David E. Meadows books in publication order
14 books
Seawolf
by David E. Meadows
2001
At war in the Mediterranean, the Sixth Fleet is steadily losing ground to enemy attacks. Reinforcements offer a chance of survival, but reaching the fleet means forcing a passage through the heavily contested Strait of Gibraltar.
The Sixth Fleet
by David E. Meadows
2001
A diminished United States faces increasingly assertive former allies and old enemies seeking revenge. With American global influence receding, the Sixth Fleet becomes a crucial defensive force in a dangerous international environment where naval conflict threatens the country's ability to survive.
Cobra
by David E. Meadows
2002
As American forces prepare to withdraw from the Mediterranean, a SEAL team attempts to rescue hostages from an Algerian rebel base. A coordinated offensive faces an unforeseen destructive weapon, leaving the battered Sixth Fleet to make a desperate stand against a widening threat.
Tomcat
by David E. Meadows
2002
In a future where American power is declining, former allies compete for influence and old enemies seek revenge. The Sixth Fleet faces the resulting threats, becoming a crucial defensive force as international rivalry threatens the country’s survival.
Liberia
by David E. Meadows
2003
An attack on African-American expatriates in Liberia triggers an urgent rescue mission by a combined American naval and Marine force. Rear Admiral Dick Holman must extract trapped families while navigating unstable alliances, political pressures, and hidden agendas that make a straightforward operation increasingly dangerous.
America
by David E. Meadows
2004
A terrorist aboard a freighter carrying secret cargo prepares an attack on America's eastern coast while pursuing revenge against Navy SEAL Tucker Raleigh. Intelligence agencies hunt the vessel, but a developing storm complicates the effort to stop a threat with both strategic and personal targets.
France
by David E. Meadows
2004
The disappearance of American fighter aircraft near the Ivory Coast points toward a stolen experimental weapon and suspected French involvement. When a covert attempt to destroy it fails, a hidden conflict along the African coast threatens to escalate into a much larger international confrontation.
Africa
by David E. Meadows
2005
Four American airmen bail out over war-torn West Africa after a missile strikes their reconnaissance plane. Caught between ruthless armed factions, they become targets in a violent struggle, while Admiral Dick Holman weighs the political dangers of sending forces to bring his men home.
Dark Pacific
by David E. Meadows
2006
A saboteur infiltrates Sea Base, an artificial island designed to extend American naval power. Undercover investigator Richard Zeichner joins its trial voyage, searching for the hidden threat before an enemy can destroy the floating fortress and undermine the strategic advantage it represents.
Final Fathom
by David E. Meadows
2007
As Chinese forces threaten Taiwan, Sea Base prepares for conflict after an attack on allied aircraft. An assassin aboard the floating fortress and suspicions about a crew member force its defenders to fight internal sabotage while confronting a dangerous enemy at sea.
Pacific Threat
by David E. Meadows
2007
Bombings around the world push North Korea toward war and place Sea Base, an artificial island fortress near the Korean Peninsula, in a dangerous position. With a Chinese submarine shadowing its movements, the installation faces a crisis testing its defenses and the judgment of its commanders.
Final Run
by David E. Meadows
2008
Veteran captain Chad Shipley takes an aging American diesel submarine into Soviet waters to investigate new nuclear capabilities. When a Soviet nuclear boat makes his vessel its target, Shipley and his crew must overcome a technically superior opponent through experience, judgment, and tactical ingenuity.
Charlie Class
by David E. Meadows
2009
During the Yom Kippur War, an American submarine receives orders to keep the Strait of Gibraltar open for naval reinforcements. A Soviet commander interprets his own mission to delay them as permission to attack, bringing an underwater confrontation perilously close to a wider superpower war.
Echo Class
by David E. Meadows
2009
An American destroyer is ordered to locate and track a Soviet Echo-class submarine. As the opposing crews engage in a contest of detection, maneuver, and nerve, professional rivalry and military pressure threaten to turn Cold War surveillance into an encounter that could ignite global conflict.
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