Robert A. Gallinger

• Dec-2002
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On a familiar jogging trail in the densely wooded area near historic Blakeley Park, Pilar Brighton slices through the shafts of early morning light. Like a frightened gazelle in flight, her eyes are glazed with terror as she dashes for her very life....

• Dec-2002
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Taken hostage by terrorists in war or peacetime can be a devastating experience, as Charlie Moore learns when he visits Fort Ritchie, Maryland. Charlie is taken hostage by a group of terrorists that have just kidnapped the President of the United Sta...

• Dec-2001
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In his youth, a mean-spirited stepfather teaches Vladimir Antonovich that the only way to succeed in life is to become highly proficient in the art of fighting. Vladimir's early years are filled with fights and brutality. At the age of eighteen, he's...

• Dec-2001
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Dead Light is a fast-paced suspense/thriller that begins with an alleged suicide and proceeds to mass murders, involving high-level Soviet bureaucrats. About the AuthorRobert A. Gallinger served over forty years in the U.S. Army and as a DA/NSA civi...

• Dec-2001
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A Debt of Honor is a fast-paced thriller that involves the illegal flow of nuclear scientists to terrorist countries that seek mass-destruction capabilities.About the AuthorRobert A. Gallinger served over forty years in the U.S. Army and as a DA/NSA ...

• Dec-2001
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Whispers is an absorbing story about a soldier who discovers that different people judge different people differently, the same as they do love and hate.John Warren Scully becomes a womanizer at an early age. His older brothers teach him well, but fa...

• Nov-2001
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In 1995, the mutilated body of a female tourist is found in the hills overlooking Heidelberg. By 1997, three more female tourists have been brutally murdered. The media accuse Police Commissioner Kurt Schiller and Inspector Stefan Krupp of incompeten...

• Jul-2001
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Suffer the Fool is a provocative suspense that places a hired killer on a deadly collision course with a man who wants to die.About the AuthorRobert A. Gallinger served over forty years in the U.S. Army and as a DA/NSA civil servant. He was posted to...

• Nov-2000
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In 1965, the army proclaimed him a hero. Now, thirty-four years later, Walter Lewis and his wife, Karen, must face Sergei Godunov and the Murphy brothers, who claim Walter was never a hero at all. To them, hed been a coward.After years of tracking hi...