Black Dragons Attack: A Nick Grant Adventure - Book Four

by Jamie Dodson

Book IV. The Black Dragons are back! After their last run in, Nick Grant believes his nemesis, Toshio Miyazaki, is dead. Determined to leave the spy games behind, Nick starts a new life as a Naval Aviation Cadet. During training, famous aviator and movie producer, Howard Hughes, lures Midshipman Grant into a mock dogfight. Afterwards Hughes offers Nick a pilot job. Nick’s college dreams stand in the way, and he turns Hughes down. However, their paths cross again in an unexpected way. In 1936 the Black Dragons, working for the Japanese Intelligence Service, remain active in California and have a new partner, the Third Reich! Agents from both countries team up in their most audacious plan yet—steal the Hughes H-1 racer. Their plan—use the cutting edge technology to develop the world’s most advanced fighter aircraft. The Japanese plan goes awry when US Naval Counterintelligence becomes aware of their activities. Commander Boltz assigns Nick and Senior Chief Ellis to guard the airfield until the FBI can take over. Together, they foil the Black Dragons’ attempt to steal the H-1 plans but the Japanese regroup with an even more sinister plan. They grab a hostage and demand that Nick deliver the H-1 technical plans and the Navy’s Top Secret Pacific War Plans. When the Black Dragons attack, it’s up to Nick and friends to turn the tables, retrieve the stolen goods and a fabled katana. Join Nick Grant, Nancy Tanaka, and Leilani Porta in their latest adventure, Black Dragons Attack!

244 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 29, 2017

About the author

Jamie Dodson is a career intelligence officer for the US Army and teaches aviation history as an Adjunct Faculty at the University of Alabama, at Huntsville. He is member of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE), O.S.S. Foundation, Military Intelligence Corps Association, Pan Amigo, Clipper Pioneers, and Pan Am Historical Foundation. He writes non-fiction for aviation and military magazines. Jamie earned a Systems Engineering Certificate from the University of Alabama, Huntsville, a Masters in Computers and Systems Management from Webster University, and a Bachelor's in Geospatial Science from the University of Colorado.

Jamie also writes non-fiction articles for aviation magazines and is a radio and pod casts guest. He speaks at writer's conferences, air shows, aviation museums, Libraries, and schools across the nation.