William H. Hallahan, Author William Morrow & Company $25 (352p) ISBN 978-0-380-97616-4
Aiming to do more than just describe Paul Revere's famous ride and the ""shot heard round the world,"" military historian Hallahan argues that the Battle of Lexington and Concord wasn't merely the mythic event that has become part of our American...
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William H. Hallahan, Author William Morrow & Company $0 (321p) ISBN 978-0-688-04686-6
Charlie Brewer, U.S. agent working against illegal arms traders, goes to jail after being framed on an illegal gun rap. Bobby McCall, Brewer's boss, learns that Iranian super-terrorist Attashah is trying to buy the sophisticated equipment that can...
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William H. Hallahan, Author William Morrow & Company $19.95 (348p) ISBN 978-0-688-08902-3
Edgar-winner Hallahan ( Catch Me: Kill Me and Foxcatcher ) attempts to grapple, in fiction, with serious breaches of national security--the Soviet procurement of American high-tech secrets. Told with little style or humor, his novel takes shape as a
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William H. Hallahan, Author Scribner Book Company $30 (512p) ISBN 978-0-684-19359-5
Military historian Hallahan describes how, from the Revolutionary War to the present, the U.S. Army has resisted adopting appropriate and much-needed small arms. This unhappy situation is typified in his account of President Lincoln's struggle to...
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William H. Hallahan, Author John Wiley & Sons $24.95 (292p) ISBN 978-0-471-26240-4
This fluent history actually covers the whole final year of the American Revolution, which began with the American cause facing disastrous shortages of men, money, munitions and morale. Hallahan, an Edgar Award-winning novelist, tells the story of...
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