The Diaries, the first in the Gage Hartline series, placed 3rd in overall fiction and won the Thriller category in this year's IRDA awards put on by IndieReader.
Read all about the award, and the book, HERE.
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The Diaries, the first in the Gage Hartline series, placed 3rd in overall fiction and won the Thriller category in this year's IRDA awards put on by IndieReader.
Read all about the award, and the book, HERE.
February 2016
Set in 1952, SEVEN YEARS DEAD follows Tommy Whiteside as he travels back to Germany to seek revenge against the SS who slaughtered his unit during World War II. Esteemed WW2 author describes it as "Riveting with a powerful message."
In this fourth Gage Hartline installment, a wealthy Ukrainian oil heiress hires Gage to protect her from her family who are bent on killing her.
Kirkus Reviews says, "Driskell's narrative is crisp with innovation."
Follow Gage to South America as he accepts a job to infiltrate a Peruvian drug lord’s private army.
Hooray! For those readers who prefer paper, each of Chuck’s books are now available in paperback. Buy them, read them , pass them on to your friends (or…in the event you don’t like the book…your enemies!)
Chuck’s books can be found HERE.
Los Angeles-based Solipsist Films have optioned TO THE LIONS, THE DIARIES, and two upcoming Gage Hartline novels for film. The Gage Hartline series, revolving around the Green Beret turned mercenary, are espionage thrillers heavy on crime and suspense. Read the the Deadline.com story HERE.
Solipsist Films are the producer of summer 2014's mega-movie Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. What a cast!
Kirkus Reviews, known as “the world’s toughest book critics”, have given TO THE LIONS an excellent review. Describing the book as “scorching”, “exhilarating”, and describing Chuck’s writing as “crisp with innovation”, Kirkus Reviews have legitimized the Gage Hartline series as one to watch.
Read the entire review HERE, but be forewarned—there are SPOILERS.
Chuck Driskell’s TO THE LIONS, the second chapter in the Gage Hartline series, is now on sale. The story finds Gage Hartline in Spain, defending a mobster’s son against a rival criminal syndicate. Unfortunately for Gage, the situation is far worse than he could have imagined. He’ll need all his skills, along with some luck, to find his way out of this situation.
The book is available in paperback and e-book from Amazon.
Chuck Driskell’s latest novel, DEMON’S BLUFF, is now on sale. Set in World War II Panama, the book follows Rollie Donahue, an agent with the U.S. War Department, as he is thrust into a desperate chase surrounding the world’s deadliest secret…the atomic bomb. Against the steamy Panamanian backdrop, Rollie clashes with a ruthless adversary while negotiating a shadowy assemblage of spies, double agents, and alluring personalities. In a classic race against time, Rollie scrambles to prevent the secret from falling into enemy hands while trying desperately to discern friend from foe. The world, and his life, hangs in the balance.
The book is available in paperback and e-book from Amazon.
Read the English version here: ENGLISH INTERVIEW
Feeling gewagt? Read the original German version here: GERMAN INTERVIEW (on pgs 14-16)