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FrogFlyer

FrogFlyer is an 80,000-word thriller that takes the reader from a SEAL Team Six recall to the operation’s end, with an immersive introduction into the world of Naval Special Operations. This fast-paced military science fiction thriller is in the vein of Clive Cussler’s, Raise the Titanic.

In FrogFlyer, a military thriller, a rookie Navy SEAL, a retired SEAL, and a cell tower technician collaborate to thwart a cruise ship takeover by terrorists in the Caribbean and an agricultural disaster in the heartland.

Navy SEAL, Darin Oduya , observes insects swarming a cell tower during his sniper training in rural Indiana. Hours later, cell tower technician, Colin Merriman , is spooked by the skittering horde as he climbs the same tower. Neither of them expects this phenomenon would be tied to a cruise ship takedown by terrorists in the Caribbean.

Meanwhile, on the cruise ship Adventurer , Allen O’Connell and his wife, Janice, are enjoying their vacation, until an explosion on the main promenade and subsequent gunfire has them running for their stateroom. Allen, a retired SEAL, links up with the crew of the Adventurer to provide real-time information to the alerted rescue force.

When Colin Merriman discovers the true intent of the terrorists, it’s a race to inform SEAL Team Six and the FBI of the Jihadists’ objectives before it’s too late. Darin, Allen, and Colin will have to overcome their fears to save hundreds of passengers from certain death by uncovering a link thousands of miles away that could be the key to discovering a solution.

277 pages, Paperback

Published January 21, 2022

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November 25, 2025
David has a way of bringing you in to his world and then giving you surprises that take your breath away and grip your senses to want to stay on his journey.
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