In Danger's Path
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4.3 • 588 Ratings
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- $8.99
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- $8.99
Publisher Description
“Griffin is a storyteller in the grand tradition, probably the best man around for describing the military community.”—Tom Clancy, bestselling author of the Jack Ryan series
In this explosive Corps novel, FDR puts Brigadier General Fleming Pickering in charge of the OSS's Pacific operations. Immediately, he is faced with two urgent missions in the Gobi Desert: rescue a band of former American servicemen and their dependents from the Japanese, and set up a weather station to help direct aerial attacks against Japan.
Called to duty are many of the Marines Pickering has come to trust during the war. But one comes forth whom he doesn't expect...a certain scapegrace pilot named Malcolm—his son. Together, they will venture into terra incognita—and with luck they may come out alive...
Customer Reviews
Spot on! Semper Fi!
I am the widow of a retired Colonel of Marines and followed him all over the world for his 28years of active duty. Webb Griffin’s books capture the spirit that make men like him so special, without these men America could not exist!
A fantastic series
The Corp novels are incredibly entertaining and fun to read. The characters will make you proud, make you mad, make you sad and make you laugh. I highly recommend the Corp novels to anyone that enjoys quality WWII stories. There is plenty of suspense, action, frolicking, wise cracks and good ole fun.
In Dangers Path
I first started reading W.E.B Griffin in the early 90’s when bored, and needing something to read, I grabbed one off of a stack of library books my dad had checked out. He was a huge fan of Griffin and felt he represented the military in a super realistic and humorous way. He died in 2001 having retired as a Colonel in the USAF. I return to these books time and again and enjoy them as much as my dad did!