Executive Power
by Vince Flynn
CIA agent Mitch Rapp directs the search for a terrorist whose goal is to ignite war in the Middle East. Rapp is ready to fight the war on terrorism from CIA headquarters rather than the front line until a platoon of Navy SEALs, sent to the Philippines to save an American family kidnapped by radical Islamic terrorists, is caught in a deadly ambush. The mission had been top secret, so who told the enemy? Mitch Rapp, Book 5. Violence and strong language.

Fatal Tide
by Iris Johansen
After the apparent death of her foster father, dolphin researcher Melis Nemid continues his search for a legendary underwater city believed to harbor powerful technological secrets. Assisting her is ex-Navy SEAL Jed Kelby, who finds the opportunity, and Melis, irresistible. So does a killer. Some descriptions of sex, some violence, and some strong language.

Into the Night
by Suzanne Brockmann
When White House public relations assistant Joan DaCosta arrives at California's Coronado Naval Base to prepare for the president's visit, she never expects to fall for her much younger SEAL liaison. As the SEALs train for their VIP demonstration, terrorists plan their own. Troubleshooters, Book 1. Explicit descriptions of sex, strong language, and some violence.

Rainbow Six
by Tom Clancy
John Clark, ex-Navy SEAL, is off to London to head up the antiterrorist strike force, Rainbow Six, when his plane is hijacked. He and co-worker Ding Chavez quickly foil the attempt. In England, the two deal with bank robbers, hostage situations, a raid, and an environmentalist who thinks more of nature than humans. Violence and strong language.

The Last Jihad
by Joel C. Rosenberg
When Iraq launches simultaneous terror attacks against Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the West, the wounded American president enlists a former employee, Wall Street guru Jon Bennett, to help broker a peace settlement. But the threat of a desperate nuclear offensive by the rogue state looms and the Navy SEALs must intervene. Violence and some strong language. Jon Bennett novels

The Price of Power
by James W. Huston
President Pendleton has Admiral Billings arrested for insubordination, even as Indonesian pirates begin kidnapping Americans. Pendleton is in turn impeached and Jim Dillon finds himself defending the admiral in court. Meanwhile, Navy SEALs await orders to attack. Some violence.