Which Morgantown native is known for popular novels like "Flight of the Intruder" and "Under Siege"?

Stephan Coonts is recognized for his popular novels, particularly in the military and thriller genres. "Flight of the Intruder" is one of his most famous works, focusing on the complexities and challenges faced by Navy pilots during the Vietnam War. His writing is infused with a rich understanding of military aviation, which stems from his own background as a former Naval officer.

In addition to "Flight of the Intruder," the novel "Under Siege" continues to demonstrate Coonts's knack for creating suspenseful narratives that appeal to fans of action and adventure. His expertise and personal experiences lend authenticity to his storytelling, which has garnered him a loyal readership.

The other authors mentioned—John Grisham, Pat Conroy, and Howard Fast—are well-known for their own significant contributions to literature but do not share the specific connection to Morgantown or the particular titles attributed to Coonts. Grisham is famous for legal thrillers, Conroy for Southern literature, and Fast for historical novels, thus distinguishing Coonts's unique niche within contemporary fiction.