FROZEN SNIPER
Caje Cole thought he was done with war after the victory in Europe, but a violent act of justice back home in the mountains forces him into the Army once more to fight in the Korean War. With his unit surrounded at the frigid Chosin Reservoir and confronted by a deadly enemy sniper, Cole must use all his skill with a rifle to fight back.
SNIPER RIDGE
Sniper Caje Cole and his squad have one clear objective, which is to capture the next hill and keep it from falling back into enemy hands. That’s not easy when the enemy still attacks in overwhelming numbers. To make matters worse, a deadly enemy shooter has positioned himself on the hill known as Sniper Ridge, picking off the defenders and outshooting Cole. To defeat this enemy, Cole must return to his mountain roots as a hunter, tracker, and jaw-dropping marksman.
FALLEN SNIPER
Deep in the Korean mountains, U.S. sniper Caje Cole and his squad are on patrol when they witness a dogfight that ends with an American pilot being shot down over enemy territory. Cole leads the rescue effort that puts him in conflict with a deadly Chinese sniper, but that turns out to be the least of his worries. Enemy forces are on the move, starting with the capture of an outpost just beyond the American line. Cole fights a desperate last stand against overwhelming odds as he faces a showdown of his own with the enemy sniper and a ruthless political officer.
SNIPER’S JUSTICE
For Caje Cole, the Battle of the Bulge leaves some unfinished business. Years later, on a trip to Germany to help dedicate a WWII museum, Cole will have to settle the score once and for all to satisfy his “Sniper’s Justice.”
SHARPSHOOTER
The classic Civil War thriller! Celebrating 20 years in print! In 1864, a Confederate assassin attempts to turn the tide of the Civil War by setting his sights on Union General Ulysses S. Grant in the streets of Washington City and battlefields of Virginia.
"Sharpshooter pours out a thrilling and fast-moving story of fictional intrigue… guaranteed to hold your attention."
— Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star
"Sharpshooter has the feel of a techno-thriller, the kind offered by Tom Clancy or Dean Koontz… Sharpshooter moves quickly and is filled with all manner of intrigue."
— The Civil War News
DEADLY ANTHEM
When the Star-Spangled Banner flag is stolen from the Smithsonian Institution, it’s up to historian Franklin Scott Keane to get it back. Looking for clues, Keane follows the flag’s path from the Battle of Baltimore to the halls of the Smithsonian to a rich and powerful madman’s compound deep in the marshes of the Chesapeake Bay.
TIME REICH
College professor and Nazi hunter Abraham McCoy joins a U.S. Department of Justice investigation into a string of murders that will reveal the dark truth about his father’s role in World War II.
REBEL TRAIN
Confederate raiders capture the train carrying Abraham Lincoln on his way to deliver the Gettysburg Address. This title was featured on the game show Jeopardy!
"Civil War buffs looking for something different will find ample reward in this complex, offbeat novel of deadly intrigue and hot pursuit."
— Jack D. Hunter, best-selling author of The Blue Max, on Rebel Train
"Healey's got a gift for recreating history, complete with compelling characters and the ring of authenticity in every scene."
— C.A. Mobley, best-selling author of Rites of War and Rules of Command, on Rebel Train
"A classic adventure of escape and pursuit, ending with the timeless questions about honor and duty."
— Bing West, author of The Village and The Pepperdogs, on Rebel Train
REBEL FEVER
An army doctor must stop a madman who plans to start an epidemic in Washington City to bring the Union to its knees. Based on a true story.
The House That Went Down With The Ship
Beach Bodies
Pirate Moon & Other Stories
The Duelist
The Sea Lord Chronicles: First Voyage
The Sea Lord Chronicles: Ship of Spies
1812: Rediscovering Chesapeake Bay’s Forgotten War
Delmarva Legends and Lore
Great Storms of the Chesapeake
"Anyone who has fixed up an old house or who loves old houses will find reading this mystery set on Maryland's Eastern Shore much more enjoyable than actually having to patch plaster walls and repair old windows themselves. This book jazzes up old house lore with a fresh coat of small-town history and mystery."
— Tamar Myers, bestselling author of the Den of Antiquity and Pennsylvania Dutch mysteries, on The House That Went Down with the Ship
“David Healey peoples his novel with fully fleshed characters, putting them in a setting on Maryland’s Eastern Shore you just know has to be real. Along the way you learn a lot about the work that goes into renovating an old house. He does all this with an easy writing style and sly touches of wry humor.”
— Joe Terrell, author of the Harrison Weaver mysteries, on The House That Went Down with the Ship
"There are some laughs, some sex on the beach, a spooky bad guy who plays really bad music in a beach band, and plenty of landmarks and local flavor included, from the Rehoboth boardwalk to Browseabout Books to Grotto's pizza."
— Omni Mystery News on Beach Bodies
"To the list of potentially fatal risks at the beach — such as riptides, lighting and sunstroke — add being kidnapped for your kidneys. That's the premise of Beach Bodies, the first comic thriller and 13th book by David Healey… The quiet of the marshes, the behavior of beach cops (‘What do you do, arrest people for wearing sneakers with dress socks?’) and the delicate nesting habits of plovers also matter."
— Ken Mammarella, The (Delaware) News Journal