Action Adventure
TDY
"A fantastic read." -- Mike Levine, author of The New York Times bestseller, Deep Cover.
Non-fiction
The Strength of the Pack: The Secret History of America's War on Drugs
Strength of the Pack picks up where Strength of the Wolf left off: with the creation of the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs in 1968. It continues through the formation of the Drug Enforcement Administration in 1973, and examines its growing pains.
Non-Fiction Expose
The Phoenix Program
"Valentine has shined a bright light into the darkest corner of the Vietnam War, and one of the darkest in American history." -- Nicholas Proffitt, author of Gardens of Stone.
Non-Fiction History
The Strength of the Wolf: The Secret History of America's War on Drugs
"Strength of the Wolf is a ground-breaking work of
investigative reporting that kept me up half the
night, highlighting the names and black deeds of an outlandish cast of wayward narcs, killer-spooks and globe-trotting godfathers. An expose of the never-ending lap-dance between organized crime and the national security establishment, Doug Valentine's book is a torch held high in the labyrinths of America's secret history. Casting a cold eye on the Federal Bureau of Narcotics, Valentine reveals the Bureau for what it was: a parapolitical lunatic asylum, swirling with intrigue, rife with corruption, and punch-drunk with good intentions gone bad." Jim Hougan, author of Spooks and Secret Agenda
Thrillers
The Hotel Tacloban
"A soldier's fascinating story of wartime survival and betrayal...a shocking denouement." -- Paul Bach, literary critic.
