New Releases by Justin Scott

This book is an easy and accessible guide that provides all the information and advice that any budding drummer needs to get started.

This thesis sets out to confront drug and alcohol abuse by American servicemen during the Vietnam War, previously defying in depth historical analysis. New oral histories available within the last few years have shed new light on a previously elusive subject. Harnessing medical literature, government documents, oral histories and secondary sources this work seeks to explain the widespread alcohol and drug abuse the Vietnam War became famous for. Factors contributing to abuse and elaborated upon include widespread availability of drugs and alcohol, military machismo, the inability of military leadership to cope with the burgeoning substance abuse problems and the rise of the domestic drug scene domestically.

In quaint Newbury, Connecticut, real estate broker Ben Abbott gets caught in a nasty land battle between two neighbors, which soon leads to a mysterious death. "A thoroughly good read."--"Publishers Weekly."

A 1950s setting of the original classic follows the adventures of young Jim Hawkins, who leaves his parent''s rundown tourist hotel life so that he may join Senator Trelawney and Doctor Livesey on a search for Nazi gold in the Caribbean.

The author of The Shipkiller offers a tale of intrigue set against the backdrop of one of the richest cities in the world, a city on the brink of chaos. . . . The day of reckoning is fast approaching--soon Hong Kong will fall into Communist hands. For taipan Duncan Mackintosh and his daughter Victoria, it is a time of daring opportunity--and of grave danger.

When her Russian-born husband is murdered by a mysterious young woman, Natalie Nevsky travels to Russia to investigate his past

In this blockbuster thriller from No.1 New York Times bestseller Justin Scott, one agent confronts the Russians, kidnappers, and the CIA, to rescue the most influential man in history.

When a Nazi saboteur engineers the sinking of the superliner Normandie just before World War II, naval architect Steven Gates investigates the ruins and penetrates the agent''s insidious plans for even greater destruction.