“Montagnard” by D.C. Gilbert

Just uttering the word “Vietnam” to people of a certain age will conjure a myriad of emotions that may be difficult for our youngest generations to understand. Yet reading Montagnard by D.C. Gilbert may just offer them some insight into the Boomers’ visceral reaction to the name. With one boot firmly planted in the late 60s and early 70s, and the other entrenched in modern times, this novel promises to provide a look into the Highlands of Vietnam while engrossing the reader in a gritty, action-packed thriller.

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“Montagnard” by D.C. Gilbert

Montagnard by D.C. Gilbert is a gripping military thriller focused on the Vietnam War. It blends counterterrorism fiction, jungle warfare, and family drama into a story about loyalty, memory, and the cost of warfare. While the novel contains all the expected ingredients of the genre — Navy SEALs, covert operations, kidnappings, drug lords, and firefights — its greatest strength lies in the emotional sincerity beneath the action and its unusual focus on the forgotten Montagnard people of Vietnam’s Central Highlands.

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“Black Glove” by M.A.N.

Justice and its synonyms, such as right/wrong, equality, etc., have evolved with the human race, making it so that appropriate or historically used consequences have become blurred, with precedence placed on human emotions and subjective interpretations of situations. Modern audiences are likely to be familiar with the term vigilante, also known as someone who goes rogue; a hero for the people who takes a situation into their own hands, instilling justice as they deem necessary, and handles it in the manner they see fit.

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