By Mary Menzel: With clear, crisp details and riveting action, D.H. Brown has penned a compelling novel that gives us a glimpse inside the mind and heart of a Warrior. Through the character of Major we see the cold, calculating killer who is always vigilant and prepared to be defensive. We also are allowed to [...]
For more information about D.H. Brown and his book, visit his Profile, and check out our Review for Honor Due.
On Being a Warrior, a Veteran, and a Writer
AllTheseBooks.com: How difficult was it for you to write about this subject and to revisit this time of your life?
D.H. Brown: Writing these books was suggested by my [...]
VIETNAM VETERAN’S DEBUT NOVEL SHOWS REAL HORROR OF WAR
Mary Menzel of BookHuntersBlog.com said about HONOR DUE by D.H. Brown: “This book transcends the usual hype and hollowness of other military novels because it is written simply and from the heart - the heart of a real Warrior.”
“It’s been said that only the Warrior truly knows [...]
About Me
Location: Washington
Writing since: About age 10
Influences: Too many to count but here’s a few of the more mature ones: Raymond Chandler, Joseph Finder, Lee Child, Robert Bailey
Background: D. H. BROWN is the son of missionary parents. Between their travels and another world travel plan courtesy of his Uncle Sam, he has touched base in [...]
