Randall H Miller Books in Order

After a disturbing discovery in Afghanistan, former Special Forces soldier Scott Green seeks a new life abroad. In the Dominican Republic, his search for love and faith collides with past dangers involving terrorism, counterintelligence, and international drug trafficking.

This account explores significant episodes in the history of Norwich University's Corps of Cadets. It connects the military college with wartime heroes, the founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, fraternity founders, and the origins of secret societies.

Retired Army officer Thomas Di Tomasso recalls leading a Ranger platoon during the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu. Drawn from Norwich Heroes, this short work examines one Norwich graduate's experience in a fierce special-operations firefight.

The military careers of Norwich graduates span conflicts from the Mexican War and Civil War to Vietnam, Mogadishu, Iraq and Afghanistan. Their experiences reveal the demands of service and the acts of courage that earned them recognition.

Miller offers practical advice on turning creative intentions into completed work, including writing and independently publishing books. Discussions of drafting, professional editing, and finding a niche encourage readers to move beyond talking about their plans.

Retired black-ops veteran Mark Landry returns to a Massachusetts town and reconnects with policewoman Luci Alvarez. As terrorism and community tensions threaten his hoped-for fresh start, disturbing details of his past risk coming to light.

Mark Landry balances marriage, fatherhood, and private security work until an encounter with Russian operators in Boston exposes a larger conspiracy. With his detective wife and trusted team, he faces a risky opportunity requiring deception.

Mark Landry is assigned to hunt Russian spy and disinformation specialist Oleg Borodin. As his team pursues the target across the globe, his wife Luci faces unexpected threats to her reputation and future in Massachusetts.