A Few Good Men
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A Few Good Men
By Sarah A. HoytAbout A Few Good Men: “Hoyt creates a fast-paced and entertaining tale about a revolution and its reluctant leader.”—Galveston County Daily News About the Darkship series: "First-rate space opera with a moral lesson.
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A Few Good Men
By Aaron SorkinShows daily life at a Marine Corps boot camp.
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A Few Good Men: A Red Hot & Blue Novel
By Cat JohnsonArmy Sergeant John Blake is happy to ignore the romance novel his tank crew is passing around, until he becomes the author's accidental pen pal and her emails make him look forward to checking his inbox.
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A Few Good Men
By Aaron SorkinA court-martial thriller in which two Marines stationed in Guantanamo Bay are accused of the death of a weaker Marine in their unit.
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A Few Good Men: A History of the Fighting Fifth Marines
By Ronald J. BrownThese men of the Fifth Marine Regiment are owed an immense debt of gratitude by the nation. "A Few Good Men is a fitting tribute to their patriotic service.
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A Few Good Men: The Marines
By Donald A. GazzanigaThrough the eyes of William Baronne, a Marine Lt. Colonel bleeding in a foxhole in Vietnam, A Few Good Men, juxtaposes the immediacy of a savage battle with one man's memories of the early days of America's longest and most vicious war.
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A Few Good Men: What Kind of Man Will You Be?
By Richard CoekinA Few Good Men presents the reader with 10 positive role models from the Bible.
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A Few Good Men: The Story of the Fighting Fifth Marines
By Ronald J. BrownThe Fighting Fifth Marines is the USMC's most decorated regiment. Its list of honors is long and memorable, encompassing France in World War I, Nicaragua during the Banana Wars, the...
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A Few Good Men
By William OvergardWhen Augusto Cesar Sandino kidnaps the daughter of the American consul in Nicaragua in 1931, a group of unlikely American heros takes up the chase in a Packard
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A Few Good Men
By Sarah A. HoytA Few Good Men
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A Few Good Men
Today's hottest writer, Gordon Goodwin delivers again. In a clever rock-march style, the melody of this big band chart develops thoroughly then leads into a solo section for alto, tenor, trumpet, trombone, or guitar.