Mack Maloney Books In Order

Publication Order of Strikemasters Books

Publication Order of Wingman Books

Publication Order of Chopper Ops Books

Publication Order of Starhawk Books

Publication Order of Superhawks Books

Publication Order of Pirate Hunters Books

Publication Order of Codename: Starman Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Story Collections

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Mack Maloney is a well-established author who is widely known for the Wingman book series, Starhawk book series, ChopperOps series and Pirate Hunters book series. Born and raised in Boston, Mark Maloney attended Suffolk University where he received a Bachelor’s degree in journalism. He was later on admitted to Emerson College, where he was awarded a Master’s degree in Film. Once Mark completed his Master degree, his first job was as a sports reporter. Mark had an interest in writing ever since he was young. During the late 1980’s, he became a full-time writer and even penned down his first series, the Wingman book series.

He then went ahead to write down 16 more books. The great thing is that once Mack Maloney began working on the Wingman series, the publishers wanted books as quickly as Mack Maloney could write them.

Mack Maloney Best Books

Starhawk; The Fourth Empire is one of the best performing books by Mack Maloney. The protagonist in the Starhawk book series is one Hawk Hunter. Hawk Hunter is back once again in this remarkably amazing intergalactic story. If you have been reading the works of Mack Maloney, then you must be familiar with Hawk Hunter. Previously, Mack Maloney has featured Hunter in more than 15 novels in the Wingman series. The Wingman book series have been set right after a nuclear war and its main focus in on Hawk Hunter. In the Starhawk book series, Hunter once again finds himself in the future, doing what he normally does best, beating up bad guys. If stories about such a protagonist like Hawk Hunter fascinate you, then you have a lot of catching up to do. If by any chance, you are a science fiction fan, then the Starhawk book series by Mack Maloney is a must read.

With that said, The Fourth Empire begins on the last planet on the last star in the Milky way, Xronis Trey. Hawk Hunter and his allies invade the remains of what used to be a military complex. Hunter and his team are more than determined to find out why Earth people were imprisoned in one of the galactic prisons for so many years. The clues that they eventually find, all point to the fourth empire. Hawk Hunter and his allies revenge plan begin by first invading the second spiral, which is commonly referred in the book as reaches of the two arms. The response given by the Empire begins a succession of military engagements, which portrays the author’s ability to pen down highly entertaining battle scenes. In comparison to the Wingman book series, the action in the Fourth Empire is fast paced, and as the explosions keep on coming, Hawk Hunter keeps on surviving what would normally kill a normal soldier.

Mack Maloney has done an exceptional job of describing the history of both the first and second empire in extremely graphic details. Maloney also does an excellent job of explaining the reason why some Earth’s people had been imprisoned for so many years in a galactic prison. He also explains to the reader the connection between the first two empires and the fourth empire. Maloney also drops a hint of what is expected in the future novels, as the readers discover that the rulers of the empires may have been influenced or manipulated by forces that are non-human. Overall, the reader is going to appreciate Mack Maloney’s writing style. Hawk Hunter, the protagonist, is an unbelievable character and his abilities make him super human. Mack Maloney is widely known for his ability to take the readers on a rollercoaster ride that is full of action.

The Lucifer Crusade is the third book in the Wingman book series by Mack Maloney. The book begins as the Circle War has just ended and the Russian Invaders have finally been defeated. Just as it was the case with the previously installment, the protagonist is Hawk Hunter, who is one of the most successful jet fighters in the earth’s history. Hawk Hunter is not only alone, but he is also hunted and desperate. However, he is on a mission to seek revenge. When the nuclear bombs from the Soviet Union wrecked the United States, Hunter decided to take refuge in one of the places that he has always felt safe; sky. As one of the best pilot’s, Hunter used his talent to come up with PAAC (Pacific-American-Air-Corps). PAAC is a democratic counterbalance to the corruption, which dominates the entire country.

The first action involved the Circle War; a Russian Invasion which was led by Viktor Robotov. The PAAC was highly successful in expelling the Russians. However, their leader Robotov managed to escape. Thus, Hunter has decided to pursue the Russian leader who managed to escape. In a world where it is a criminal offense to wave stars and stripes, Hawk Hunter decides to paint his jet fighter red, blue and white. Hawk Hunter is pursued by earth’s entire Airforce as he tears up the sky while seeking revenge. There are more than one hundred killers trailing him. However, they do not bother him as Hawk Hunter has one target in mind. The great thing about Hawk Hunter is that he never misses.

With that said, the Lucifer Crusade is not only well-written, but it also has a great amount of content with constant conflict and action. The Twisted Cross is the fifth book in the Wingman book series. In the Twisted Cross, the Russians have been successfully vanquished, however, in Panama an extremely old enemy is determined to finally come out. A passenger plane is planning to make a routine charter flight out of St. Louis, a footballing city. However, out of nowhere, three Phantom planes appear on the plane’s tail and immediately open fire. Due to the fact that the charter plane is not matched for the Phantom jet fighters, the passenger plane’s captain decides to give up. Just as he was giving up, the assailants out of nowhere explode, thereby becoming Hawk Hunter’s latest victims. Despite the fact that Hawk managed to bring the US back from the brink of total annihilation, a new enemy has emerged.