Patrick Robinson Books in Order

A young Russian woman, brutally exploited yet elegantly educated in England, joins forces with her uncle, a former KGB assassin posing as a diplomat in London, to wage a vengeful international killing campaign that tangles a Scotland Yard detective’s heart and duty.

This book tells the story of Mohammed Gulab, the villager who sheltered wounded SEAL Marcus Luttrell after Operation Red Wings, exploring Pashtun honor codes, the peril he and his family faced, and how that act of courage changed their lives.

This investigative narrative follows three Navy SEALs who captured the notorious 'Butcher of Fallujah', then found themselves facing courts martial for alleged prisoner abuse, tracing the raid, the accusations, and the courtroom battles that tested military justice and loyalty.

Written with fighter pilot turned banker Jeffery Lay, this hybrid of memoir and business book follows his path from Navy cockpit to investment firm, arguing that military style planning, discipline, and accountability could steady corporate leadership and risk taking.

In a tense near future, Russia plans to cripple the United States with a strike on the National Security Agency and a cyber attack on the nuclear football, and Mack Bedford is tasked with intercepting the covert missile shipment before it launches.

Operating from the Indian Ocean, the so called Somali Marines hijack giant freighters and even U.S. ships, collecting huge ransoms until Mack Bedford forms Delta Platoon, a handpicked SEAL unit sent to smash their bases and rescue hostages at sea.

Four dangerous terrorists are released from Guantanamo on a legal technicality and slip into Pakistan, and when intercepted chatter hints at a mass casualty attack, Mack Bedford is quietly rehired to hunt them down without leaving fingerprints on any government.

When Mack Bedford’s SEAL platoon are killed by a new Diamondhead missile in Iraq, he avenges them and is forced out of the Navy, then accepts a covert mission to assassinate the French power broker who supplied the weapon and threatens his hometown.

Co authored with former Lehman trader Lawrence McDonald, this inside story of the firm’s collapse traces its aggressive culture, risky bets on mortgages, ignored internal warnings, and the decisions in 2008 that helped tip the global financial system into crisis.

After a bomb plot at Boston’s Logan Airport is foiled, Hamas leader Ravi Rashood vows revenge, setting up an elaborate attempt to assassinate Admiral Morgan abroad while an elite SEAL team races across Ireland and Britain to keep him alive.

Written with Patrick Robinson, this memoir by Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell recounts the brutal 2005 mission in Afghanistan known as Operation Red Wings, his survival as the lone team member left alive, and the villagers who risked everything to shelter him.

Russia quietly backs Argentina’s bid to retake the oil rich Falkland Islands, slipping a lethal Akula submarine into the South Atlantic, and Admiral Morgan turns to Navy SEAL legend Rick Hunter for covert missions that could decide the new war.

A radical Saudi prince plots to topple his own royal family and seize control of the kingdom’s oil, allying with French interests and veteran terrorist Ravi Rashood, while Arnold Morgan marshals submarines and special forces to prevent an energy catastrophe.

In this sequel, terrorist mastermind Ravi Rashood seizes nuclear tipped Scimitar SL-2 missiles and threatens to trigger tsunamis along the Atlantic coasts, dragging a retired Arnold Morgan back into service to untangle the plot before millions are at risk.

Hamas commander Ray Kerman acquires a Russian nuclear submarine, Barracuda 945, and uses it to cripple vital oil routes off the American coast, forcing Arnold Morgan and the U.S. Navy into a high stakes undersea chase through the Pacific.

College pitcher Jack Faber has an unhittable slider and a dream of the big leagues until a vindictive coach destroys his confidence, sending him back to a Cape Cod summer team to see if he can rebuild his talent and love of baseball.

In the near future, China and Iran mine the Strait of Hormuz and strike at Gulf shipping, drawing a fragile coalition fleet into a deadly trap while Arnold Morgan scrambles to read their real objective and head off a wider war.

A cutting edge U.S. attack submarine spying on China’s new missile boat is captured after a disastrous collision, and its crew are imprisoned, leaving Arnold Morgan to plan an audacious SEAL rescue and the destruction of the compromised vessel.

Missing from a Royal Navy exercise, the submarine HMS Unseen falls into terrorist hands, and master tactician Ben Adnam begins a devastating campaign against civilian airliners, forcing Arnold Morgan into a worldwide manhunt to stop an invisible enemy.

A secret deal sends advanced Kilo-class diesel submarines from Russia to China, and Morgan orchestrates risky covert operations, from icy northern seas to the Taiwan Strait, to sabotage the deliveries before they can shift the balance of power.

An American Nimitz-class carrier is wiped out by a nuclear explosion in the Arabian Sea, and Admiral Arnold Morgan teams up with physicist Bill Baldridge to hunt a rogue submarine commander before he can strike another fleet.

Admiral Sandy Woodward’s memoir, shaped with Patrick Robinson, offers a day by day account of commanding Britain’s Falklands battle group, from sailing south and sinking the Belgrano to landings, air attacks, and the political pressure behind every decision.

Written with Oxford coach Dan Topolski, this sports narrative revisits the turbulent 1987 Boat Race, when clashes with outspoken American oarsmen triggered a mutiny, forcing a reshuffled Oxford crew to rebuild itself and confront Cambridge on the Thames.

Co written with skipper John Bertrand, this behind the scenes account of Australia II’s 1983 America’s Cup victory charts years of preparation, design battles, and psychological warfare as an unfancied crew fights to break more than a century of U.S. dominance.