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95 Bravo by Larry Deibert (Vietnam War)
My novel follows Greg Taylor from the dehumanizing nine weeks of basic training, through his six month stint as a Military Policeman at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland, and then to his ten plus month tour of duty in Vietnam and ends when he first visits the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, D.C., in 1985.
A Vince Torelli Novel Book 1: MP - A Novel of Vietnam by John Schembra (Vietnam War)
June 1967 As Vincent Torelli stepped off the plane at Bien Hoa Air Base, South Vietnam, he was almost overwhelmed by the stench in the hot, humid air. He still had a hard time realizing he was in Vietnam. Drafted into the armed forces five months earlier, he ended up becoming a Military Policeman, assigned to the 557th MP Co. at Long Binh Post just outside Binh Hoa City.
Dance With The Devil by James Dressler (American Civil War)
War! Tom Holloway and his Southern friends are excited about the prospects. But what do they know of war? Only what they read about in the newspapers. They envision the whole thing as an adventure, something to prove their manhood, to make them into men. A quick, few-month diversion from their sometimes boring school regimen. A chance to be part of a winning team...
Helga's Story: A Child of NAZI Germany by Peter Woodruff (Historical: World War II)
Living history through the eyes of a young German Girl
Although fiction, Helga's Story is based on recollections of the real Helga, who barely survived the near total destruction of her native Germany.
Strings by Sheryle Criswell (Historical: Holocaust)
This is fifteen-year-old Hanna Berkenski's journey from her family's tiny apartment in the Warsaw Ghetto, through the awful night she spends in a cattle-car with her mother and sister, to her three years as a violinist in the welcoming orchestra at Auschwitz.
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