Chris Glatte
ALLi Author Member
Location: United States of America
Genres: Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative, Historical Fiction
I'm an Oregonian through and through. I was born in Southern Oregon, attended the University of Oregon, and after a bit of traveling here and there, now reside in Oregon. I spent over 20 years in the medical field as an Echocardiographer. I became a full time author in 2019. I write gritty WWII fiction. My two boys are college age now, so it's just my wife, Hoover the labrador and myself at home...although the kids do visit on occasion.
Chris Glatte's books
Genres: Adventure, Historical Fiction, Thriller
Formats: E-Book, Audio, Paperback
Air Knights: a gripping aerial combat war novel! In the throes of two wars—World War II and the Korean War—Major Mance Brennan and Soviet pilot Dmitri Altonov forge an unbreakable bond through extraordinary circumstances. As they navigate the chaos of aerial dogfights, first as allies battling the German Luftwaffe in the European theater, then as foes flying state of the art jets in Korea, their lives intertwine in unexpected ways. Their deep bond forged through survival, transcends borders and ideologies, culminating in a poignant legacy that spans generations and reminds us of the humanity shared between friends and enemies alike. This military action thriller will keep you turning the pages.
Genres: Adventure, Historical Fiction, Thriller
Formats: E-Book, Audio, Paperback
A desperate and bloody defense in the early days of WWII. Hours after the fateful attack on Pearl Harbor, the Imperial Japanese Army invades Luzon. The allies retreat to the Bataan Peninsula and the ensuing bloody battle sets the tone for the entirety of the war in the Pacific. Far from home and abandoned, the brave GIs and Filipinos fight the Japanese to a standstill. Long months of bloody fighting take their toll on both sides, however, the Japanese have reserves, the allies don’t. Sergeant Tarkington and the soldiers of the 1st platoon are put to the ultimate test. With dwindling supplies and constant harassment from the battle-hardened Japanese, the GIs must adapt and become a cohesive fighting unit if they hope to survive.