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11/13/2025

Three marines, one seaman, and a raider scout return home to Los Angeles in 1943 only to find themselves and their families irreparably changed.

‎Fiction & Literature · 2013

11/08/2025

The Last Nine Days of the Bismarck by Cecil Scott Forester

May 1941. The Atlantic was a battlefield.�The Bismarck, Hitler’s mightiest warship, had broken loose — a steel titan built to dominate the seas. Within hours, the Royal Navy mobilized nearly everything that could float to hunt her down.

C.S. Forester, master of naval storytelling, transforms this true episode into a lean, edge-of-your-seat chronicle of pursuit and destruction. The Last Nine Days of the Bismarck isn’t long — but it’s relentless. Every line hits with the precision of a torpedo.

“We aren’t fighting a battle of despair. We’re fighting for victory.”�“BISMARCK ON FIRE AFT… BISMARCK HIT… BISMARCK’S FORE TURRET OUT OF ACTION.”

It’s more than history — it’s a study in resolve.�Nine days that decided the fate of the Atlantic.�Nine days of tension, grit, and courage under fire.

For readers who crave real-world heroism told with novelist precision, this is Forester at his best — concise, disciplined, and unforgettable.

📘 The Last Nine Days of the Bismarck�The true story of how the world’s deadliest ship was hunted, fought, and destroyed.�👉 https://apple.co/41jrW8h

11/08/2025

Concise, tightly-packed retelling of the fight between Germany and Great Britain for control of the Atlantic.

11/07/2025

The true story of Hitler's mightiest battleship and how it was hunted, fought, and destroyed in the crucial battle for the Atlantic in 1941.

‎Fiction & Literature · 2012

11/06/2025

"Cecil Scott Forester [Forester] writes tension/suspense better than any writer -- dead or alive. His characters made me love, admire, feel proud of America all over again. …. Thought the ending was brilliant, real life, human. Forester is an astounding writer. Best history book I've ever read.” Goodreads reader review

"C. S. Forester is the First Admiral of all the seven seas of fiction," wrote John P. Marquand after reading The Good Shepherd. "Commander George Krause, USN, skipper of the American destroyer Keeling, is a long jump from Forester's best known hero Horatio Hornblower. But Commander Krause for my ...

11/04/2025

Absorbing historical fiction to draw the reader into the gripping action of WW II and the heroic actions of those who served.

Find The Last Nine Days of the Bismarck, The Good Shepherd and more from bestselling author Cecil Scott Forester (aka C.S. Forester) at www.enetpress.com.

10/31/2025

Join the fun when a rookie cop with an irreverent attitude and a swell Irish brogue gets a tough assignment to get the goods on a big dope ring.

‎Mysteries & Thrillers · 2013

10/29/2025

A shrewd and discerning inspector must solve the murder of a controversial judge, a mystery complicated by the savagery of the local voodoo culture.

‎Mysteries & Thrillers · 2013

10/29/2025

Reading a variety of works by one author can be an engrossing and illuminating venture. Dive into these samples of Samuel Shellabarger’s exceptional and gifted range as he tackles horror and murder under the pseudonym of John Esteven. https://apple.co/4qNj8lA

10/24/2025

When rich and proper Mr. Wooly chooses the mysterious Miss Broome over his secretary, eyebrows are raised. Soon the new Mrs. Broome begins riding goats through the orchard, and Mr. Wooly begins to question the wisdom of his decision.

‎Sci-Fi & Fantasy · 2013

10/23/2025

The 1930s heralded the end of Prohibition and the beginning of the Great Depression providing the perfect climate for the publication of delightful screwball comedies such as these selections by Thorne Smith that emphasized escape from the serious side of life.

Hilarious comedy about a dreadfully ho-hum bank manager who decides to buy a snazzy sports car only to discover that it’s haunted by the ghosts of its previous zany, irrepressible owners.

‎Fiction & Literature · 2012