Pacific Storm: A Novel of World War III

by John Webber

541 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 15, 2026

Reviews

[Steven · Rating 5 out of 5]

Following in the footsteps of Clancy and the like

Plowed through books one and two. Had to wait for the third installment (this one) and am impatiently waiting for the next one. The books maintain multiple action and character arcs at the same time and very well. Trying (and failing) to be patient for the next installment. Or as Ronald Reagan once said "a really good read"

[andrew hickman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent read! Well written and hard to put down.

[Propagation Of · Rating 1 out of 5]

please, no! Avoid this sad excuse for a book

It seems as if the author realized toward the end of book 2 that he had nothing more to say, and re-invented his story. On book 1 (excellent book, by the way), the big bosses in China reacted to internal dissent and attacked Taiwan after creating chaos in Mexico and Iran. So far, so good. In book 2 the author runs out of story and describes the invasion of Taiwan on mind-numbing, excruciating detail for what feels like thousands of pages. Book 3 suddenly revises the story to reveal an age-old plot, and then continues with more excruciating detail. Avoid books 2 and 3 at all costs.

[Richard McKibben · Rating 4 out of 5]

Have read all 3 currently available

Plot and character development are very well constructed. Knowledge of military organization and tactics are also superior to most. Needs a good proofreader........mispellings; fractured sentence structures and word placement within sentences and missing words detract from reading enjoyment. I will, however, read future segments as they are available.
Recommend if you are not easily distracted by the above progressed oversights.

[John Rosenberger · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was fantastic. The best of the series so far, and the first two were also spectacular in terms of plausible and detailed tactics and strategy. The close character development of several various ranks of characters, from both sides, and in each of the various theaters allows for a gripping, feels like you are there, firat person understanding of the story. Fingers crossed that there will be a continuation of this series

[Timothy J. Braden · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good read on strategy and political realities of modern warfare.

Good read on strategy and political realities of modern warfare. Not as strong on realism on the tactical warfare level. No real attempt to develop individual characters. Author and editor should run transcript through a spell and grammar check prior to publication. It free and fast.

[Ryan Hillis · Rating 3 out of 5]

Similar to other books. Nothing new.

[John Tingley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Action pack

Very good read this.could really happen. Good writing style lots of good and evil.
Looking forward to next volume.

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