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''Thunder in the Morning Calm'' was the first novel released in Zondervan's [[Pacific Rim Series]], and Brown has stated in interviews that he penned the novel in part to bring attention to the issue of Americans left behind in North Korean prison camps at the end of the [[Korean War]].<ref>[http://www.meetinghouseonline.info/download/BrownDonSeptember1411.mp3 Don Brown interview with Bob Crittenden on “The Meeting House,” Faith Radio Network, Montgomery, Alabama,  September 14, 2011]</ref><ref>[http://www.familyfiction.com/magazines/2011/nov-dec/pageflip.aspx Family Fiction Magazine -- Heroism and Heartache; Three Authors Who Write Military Fiction by Rel Mollet -- November, December 2011]</ref> Brown makes the claim that the United States left more than 900 Americans behind in North Korean Prison camps at the end of the Korean War, although the government at the time denied that any American had been left behind there. <ref>[http://altongansky.typepad.com/writersconferences/2012/07/i-interview-novelistattorney-don-brown.html Don Brown interview with Alton Gansky, July 7, 2012] </ref>

''Thunder in the Morning Calm'' was the first novel released in Zondervan's [[Pacific Rim Series]], and Brown has stated in interviews that he penned the novel in part to bring attention to the issue of Americans left behind in North Korean prison camps at the end of the [[Korean War]].<ref>[http://www.meetinghouseonline.info/download/BrownDonSeptember1411.mp3 Don Brown interview with Bob Crittenden on “The Meeting House,” Faith Radio Network, Montgomery, Alabama,  September 14, 2011]</ref><ref>[http://www.familyfiction.com/magazines/2011/nov-dec/pageflip.aspx Family Fiction Magazine -- Heroism and Heartache; Three Authors Who Write Military Fiction by Rel Mollet -- November, December 2011]</ref> Brown makes the claim that the United States left more than 900 Americans behind in North Korean Prison camps at the end of the Korean War, although the government at the time denied that any American had been left behind there. <ref>[http://altongansky.typepad.com/writersconferences/2012/07/i-interview-novelistattorney-don-brown.html Don Brown interview with Alton Gansky, July 7, 2012] </ref>

Brown's seventh novel, entitled ''Fire of the Raging Dragon'', was released through HarperCollins publishers in November of 2012.<ref>[http://www.harpercollins.com/books/Fire-Raging-Dragon-Don-Brown/?isbn=9780310330158  HarperCollins Publishers Authortracker]</ref>

Brown's seventh novel, entitled ''Fire of the Raging Dragon'', was released through HarperCollins publishers in November of 2012. The novel portrays a fictional war in the early 21st Century between China and Taiwan, in which a debt-ridden United States is caught in the middle. <ref>[http://www.harpercollins.com/books/Fire-Raging-Dragon-Don-Brown/?isbn=9780310330158  HarperCollins Publishers Authortracker]</ref><ref>[http://www.worldmag.com/2012/11/debt_and_destruction World Magazine -- Debt and Destruction:Books:Insights into America's Rise Illuminate the Causes of her Unraveling, by Marvin Olasky -- November 30, 2012]</ref><ref>[http://grandhaven.wzzm13.com/news/arts-culture/75727-new-book-foretelling-fictional-military-showdown-gets-grand-haven-residents-talking-about-propaganda WZZM TV 13 (ABC affiliate Grand Haven, MI) -- New Book Foretelling Fictional Military Showdown Gets Grand Haven Residents Talking About Propaganda, by Pam Mettler -- December 14, 2012]</ref>  

==Published works==

==Published works==