“Power Down”Ĭoes’s attachment to the genre of thriller and military certainly suits him well in “Power Down” the debut book of the Dewey Andreas series. He is involved with a private equity form where he leverages buyouts and manages middle-sized companies. In addition, Ben Coes’s extensive work with finances for government officials allows readers to have extra sight into the workings behind the creator of Dewey Andreas.īen Coes’s writing skills comes from being the speech creator of T. The one of a kind knowledge that he possesses makes the Dewey Andreas both a thrill to the heart and a class for the mind in the field of political espionage. Bush during the Gulf War, Ben Coes’s life experience is certainly special. Having operated under President Ronald Reagan as well as George H.W.

Ben Coes’s experience working in the White House and serving the United States for several years very clearly has an impact on the books that he writes.Īfter graduating from the esteemed Columbia College in New York, he was awarded with the Bennett Cerf Memorial Prize, deeming him as a uniquely talented writer fit to replace Tom Clancy in the thriller section of your bookstore.

Written by Ben Coes, an ex-member of the Delta Force, the Dewey Andreas series is often frighteningly realistic. Though he only appeared in 2010, Dewey Andreas, a character developed by writer Ben Coes never seems to disappoint with his adventures to save humanity and the United States.Įvery story in the Dewey Andreas series is guaranteed to get the heart pumping and bring readers rushing back to repurchase books with Dewey Andreas on the front cover. Maybe that is why he is attracting thousands of fans across the United States. Dewey Andreas, ex-ranger, is faced with almost every possible national attack on the United States.

Bloody Sunday by Ben Coes