George M. James

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  • Bibliography:
    27 Books
  • First Book:
    September 2014
  • Latest Book:
    March 2019
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Book List in Order: 27 titles

  • Code Name Vfo565

    Code Name VFO565 - With everything in life, there is a beginning and the end is not always known. If you had told me that I would be busy writing Code Name Love 72, GMJ 50, when I was writing Code Name VFO565 - the first GMJ novel, just after the une...

  • Code Name Pour Angelique

    In Code Name Pour Angelique, we deal with the consequences of starting a fire you cannot control and may come back at you. When Special Forces or secret agents attack someone or something they better succeed, or the retaliation will follow you home. ...

  • Code Name Phoenix

    In Code Name Phoenix, we deal with the idea of sinking a modern warship with a converted Q-ship, using a combination of automatic anti-aircraft cannon, a field gun and MANPAD missiles against any air counter-attack.Although not unknown in history, we...

  • Code Name Lise

    In Code Name Lise, we deal with the idea of sinking warships with shore-bound artillery. It can be done and was done before, but you need the ships to be near, at a dangerously close range. They must be ambushed unexpectedly and destroyed, or you wil...

  • Code Name Dawson

    Code Name Dawson is the last book in the “Egg Breaker War” Series within the GMJ Series. It has been a long road for Angelique Dawson, the brilliant onetime South African Secret Service Head of Counter-Terrorism and Counter-Espionage. After her i...

  • Code Name Foxtrot

    Code Name Foxtrot takes place in 2004 and is the first GMJ Book in chronical order, but the 6th in the Series. Here we deal with the death of a soulmate and a man driven to take revenge for her untimely death. This is where the story really starts an...

  • Code Name Angel

    In this book we look at the history of the South African Nuclear Weapons Program, long denied but always winked about, an open secret to many although the details were always vague with rumours of Israeli assistance in designing the bombs. In fact, t...

  • Code Name Odette

    Code Name Odette deals with codes and cyphers as well as the dangers of radical penetration agents in Western Intelligence Agencies. What my research revealed was fascinating. I further wanted to explain the difference between a code and a cypher. I ...

  • Code Name Sanford

    Code Name Sanford - I often warn in GMJ books about the threat and menace of penetration agents (radicals) inside Western Intelligence Agencies. This is something that will bite the West in the years to come and is being suppressed for political reas...



  • Code Name Devorah

    Code Name Devorah deals with the use of armoured fighting vehicles in unconventional warfare scenarios. During my life, I have spoken to many South African armour officers, a breed apart and to be avoided if possible. They proudly follow something be...

  • Code Name Honey Bee

    In Code Name Honey Bee, we look at how Intelligence Agencies help each other out on request. You may not know this, but the Great Game is in many ways a closed gentlemen’s club. The club members are known to each other and some may be called friend...

  • Code Name Willow Bay

    In Code Name Willow Bay, we deal with counter maritime-terrorism, a highly specialist form of counterterrorism, the hardest one of all. When a commercial vessel is taken over, hijacked by terrorists, you have a much more serious problem than with an ...

  • Code Name Missa 72

    In Code Name Missa 72 we deal with extracting an agent from a hostile environment which is no easy task. For background, when Rhodesia became Zimbabwe in 1980 the war did not stop. It carried on with many Zimbabwean Army incursions into neighbouring ...

  • Code Name Blue Tang

    Code Name Blue Tang is a startling book according to many including myself that could not believe what my research told me. For instance, the buzz words for the F-22 / F35 Programs is “BVR” or “Beyond Visual Range Missile Technology” - a dead...

  • Code Name Cadillac

    No GMJ Book is just written; the topic is carefully chosen to enlighten the reader to current dangers. Here we deal with a typical double crossing scenario we find in espionage as well as the use of pseudo forces. The events in this book are time wis...

  • Code Name Ost-M

    Code Name OST-M deals with deviousness. We show how a good man can end up working for the enemy and not even know it. The scenario is to run a red flag operation on him. You let the person working for you believe that he is working for someone else, ...

  • Code Name Wrangler

    Code Name Wrangler deals with CQB (Close Quarter Battle) and how to storm a hijacked aircraft to rescue hostages. It is a subject that I know a great deal about and a story that I enjoyed writing more than almost any other GMJ Book. It is also a book...

  • Code Name Oath 19

    In Code Name Oath 19, we look at Special Forces diving and more specifically, technical diving as it is known. That is where you must decompress before coming to the surface again, usually, depending on physical fitness, when you are deeper than 130 ...

  • Code Name Anika

    In this book, we take a hard look at the way secret agents combine with conventional and Special Forces at times, in this case, self-propelled artillery and mobile rocket launchers and causing mayhem to their enemies. Spy games are not always the clo...



  • Code Name Ndebele 14

    Code Name Ndebele 14 is a follow up to the CSAR (Combat Search and Rescue) book, Code Name One Alpha. Here, we explore whether it is possible to rescue downed aircrew from within a city environment and not just any city, a hostile one like Mogadishu ...

  • Code Name Vet 101

    Code Name VET 101 looks at several subjects of interest. The first is regarding captured weapon systems and how they can be abused against you. This is why all weapons, fuel, vehicles, whatever, must be destroyed before surrender or capture. As can b...

  • Code Name GSSP-40

    In Code Name GSSP-40 we look at the troublesome Jesuit/Roman Catholic influence inside the CIA as well as the Hegelian Dialectic played on them and the rest of us. The Hegelian Dialectic comes down to using two total opposites to create enough fear t...

  • Code Name Mlisse

    This is a very special book for me because for the first time in the GMJ Series I explain more about my late wife. I added a dedication: “I wrote this book for you, my wife. Actually, all of them with their hidden codes and your ‘M’ on all the ...

  • Code Name Melisse

    This is a very special book for me because for the first time in the GMJ Series I explain more about my late wife. I added a dedication: “I wrote this book for you, my wife. Actually, all of them with their hidden codes and your ‘M’ on all the ...

  • Code Name Wednesday 7

    Since the very first GMJ Novel, Code Name VFO565, was published in late 2014, I have spoken about the “Muslim Truce” which is something that is officially denied by the authorities. I stated that the new South African Government reached out to wh...

  • Code Name Rebecca 65

    Code Name Rebecca 65 touches on what many will consider to be conspiracy theories. But I am not known to write anything that I cannot substantiate. It is not my concern, nor do I care, who you choose to serve as your God. These are your private belie...

  • Intelligence Briefing

    The GMJ Intelligence Briefing contains research formalised into a “briefing” that came from 4 years and 45 plus books written by the author on subjects relating to “Aerial Interdiction of enemy aircraft and modern dogfighting. Anti-...

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

George M. James has published 27 books.

George M. James does not have a new book coming out soon. The latest book, Intelligence Briefing, was published in March 2019.

The first book by George M. James, Code Name Vfo565, was published in September 2014.

No. George M. James does not write books in series.
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