David L Robbins Books in Order

An unhappy man finds unexpected affection when the spirit of a deceased escort inhabits his wife's body. What appears to offer a second chance at happiness instead brings a struggle over love, identity, and the life he already has.

In ruined Stalingrad, Soviet sniper Vasily Zaitsev trains marksmen to fight the German invaders. His school makes the streets dangerous for enemy soldiers, especially officers, turning individual skill into a weapon during the city's desperate defense.

During the closing months of World War II, Allied forces race toward Berlin. Characters on the Eastern and Western fronts, and within the German capital, experience the military struggle and personal uncertainty surrounding the war's approaching end.

A Virginia church orders the exhumation of a mixed-race baby from its cemetery, then burns in a suspicious fire. The child's father becomes the prime suspect, and the resulting legal case exposes the town's buried racial prejudices.

After Stalingrad, Germany launches Operation Citadel against the Soviet forces around Kursk. Through the men and women caught in the battle, the novel follows the preparations and fighting of a massive offensive the defenders know is coming.

As Allied troops advance through France, the Red Ball Express struggles to keep them supplied. The novel follows the wartime transport effort, whose largely African-American truck crews sustain the campaign through dangerous roads and relentless logistical demands.

In the last months of World War II, the Secret Service calls on assassination expert Mikhal Lammeck after suspicious deaths in Massachusetts. He suspects a trained killer is approaching Washington to murder President Roosevelt and change history.

Assassination scholar Mikhal Lammeck visits Havana in 1961 as plots against Fidel Castro converge with plans for an invasion. Pressured by Cuban police and the CIA, he becomes an unwilling participant in the history he intended to study.

At Japan's Los Banos internment camp, Remy Tuck and his son Tal struggle against hunger and brutal guards. Tal's love for an enslaved woman adds urgency as father and son plan to save prisoners facing possible execution.

Somali pirates seize a freighter carrying politically explosive cargo, with a US pararescueman already aboard. His team must recover the ship before it reaches Somali waters, racing against both the pirates and an order to destroy the vessel.

US Air Force pararescuemen deploy into Yemen's desert to rescue an injured Saudi princess and an American diplomat. A kidnapping has drawn the woman's husband and tribal allies into pursuit, leaving little time to save her life.

After repeated breakups, Dante offers his girlfriend a finger as proof of lasting commitment, then recoils when she accepts. Their dispute becomes a public spectacle and inspires an older pilot, newly reunited with family, to intervene.

A South African ranger finds a crashed military drone and alerts her arms-dealing uncle, who steals its live missile. Two American pararescuemen form an uneasy alliance with local officials to recover it before an international crisis develops.

Shot down over Laos on his first Vietnam combat mission, pilot Sol Rall must evade enemy troops. Pararescueman Bo Bolick has twenty-four hours to find him before American bombing destroys the valley, while a local woman's life becomes entangled.

At a vulnerable kibbutz near the Negev, an Irgun fighter, a young farmer, and an American journalist cross paths. Their experiences of love, violence, and loss unfold against the events surrounding the founding of Israel.

Characters on different sides of the 1948 Arab-Israeli War struggle over land, survival, and national identity. Soldiers, civilians, and refugees experience love and loss as the conflict reshapes their lives and the future of the region they call home.