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Welcome to
Chet Cunningham's
"Wonderful World of Books"

Since his first novel was published in 1968 Chet Cunningham has written and had published nearly 300 works of fiction and 15 non fiction books. He is equally adept on horseback, in the techno-thriller arena, or recounting military history. His output includes 125 westerns and 50 men's action/adventure novels.

Looking for book collector's items? Gifts? For a limited time, ChetCunningham.Com and PayPal.Com have made available some of Chet Cunningham's out of print titles. These books will arrive autographed and personalized by Chet Cunningham. We invite you to BROWSE these selections.

SEAL TEAM SEVEN

The explosive new Special Warfare novel from Keith Doulglas, whose Carrier earned enthusiastic praise:

"Fasten you seatbelt... a stimulating, fast-paced novel brimming with action and high drama." --JOE WEBER, best selling author of Primary Target

As Keith Douglass, Chet Cunningham writes three books each year for Berkley's SEAL TEAM SEVEN series about the present day Navy special ops teams and their covert activities in a dangerous world.

Seal Team Seven Books appear in many countries. Recently a South Korean publisher put out three of Chet Cunningham's recent works starting with Frontal Assault.

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Hell Wouldn't Stop

Just Released: Hell Wouldn't Stop

Cunningham's latest effort combines his unique blend of authorial and military experiences and fulfills a pact he made with himself to tell the Wake Island story, a story his brother did not live long enough to finish. The story of the defense of Wake Island at the beginning of World War II, is told by the survivors. Published by Carroll and Graff, New York. In Bookstores Now.

This gritty, poignant sometimes disturbing oral chronicle reconstructs one of the first and most devastating military engagements in World War II -- the battle for Wake Island -- in the words of the U.S. servicemen who survived it and the hellish aftermath. Among those men stood author Chet Cunningham's older brother, Kenneth, then barely eighteen and a private in the U.S. Marine Corps.