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'G.H. Frost' initiated the Able Team series for Gold Eagle Books in 1982.

G. H. Frost, a psuedonym, continued -- and continues -- to write series fiction.

Able Team appeared in 1982. Published by Gold Eagle, a now defunct division of Worldwide Library, exploited the mania of international terrorism decried by the Reagan Administration.

Under the name of Dick Stivers and Don Pendleton, Frost wrote:Able Team

• #1: Tower of Terror
• #2: Hostaged Island
• #3: Texas Showdown
• #4: Amazon Slaughter
• #5: Cairo Countdown
• #6: Warlord of Aztlan
• #7: Justice by Fire
• #8: Army of Devils
• #9: Kill School
• #13: Scorched Earth
• #14: Into The Maze
• #15: They Came To Kill
• #16: Rain of Doom
• #17: Fire and Maneuver
• #18: Tech War
• #19: Ironman
• #21: Death Strike

For Worldwide Library, Frost wrote Stonyman Doctrine, the first novel of the Stonyman series.

He then went to Simon & Schuster to publish the Recon series:

• #1 Recon
• #2 Recon Strike.

Another series contracted with Simon & Schuster, Trail of Blood, did not appear.

Frost had already found other work in Asia and Central America. This work continued until 1995, when he took work as a professor teaching writing and literature. He left academics as an instructor in 2005 to return to university study in Los Angeles and Damascus. In Damascus, he taught advanced English-language writing to post-graduate Syrians hoping for foreign careers.

Following the 'War on Terror' disasters of 2001, 2002, 2003, he initiated a new series, Fearless Jihadi Killers, a series of musical comedies set in Iraq, Syria, and North Africa.

Website, www.fearlessjihadikillers.com, in progress, offers a .pdf draft of the novel.

Born in Los Angeles.

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