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World War III #3
Operation Red Dawn and the Siege of Europe
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Is America vulnerable to an attack on the homeland?
In “Operation Red Dawn and the Siege of Europe” we see what happens when war arrives on the shores of the United States. As Chinese and Russians attack the frontier of Alaska, American forces are stretched thin. With battles raging in Europe, the Islamic Republic and on their own doorstep, what will President Stein decide to do?
“Operation Red Dawn and the Siege of Europe” is the third book in this predictive World War III military thriller series. If you like page-turning action and geopolitical intrigue, you’ll love this novel by Rosone and Watson.
Is there any way to salvage the war-torn nation of the United States? Will American ingenuity be enough to change the tide of World War III?
Is America vulnerable to an attack on the homeland?
In “Operation Red Dawn and the Siege of Europe” we see what happens when war arrives on the shores of the United States. As Chinese and Russians attack the frontier of Alaska, American forces are stretched thin. With battles raging in Europe, the Islamic Republic and on their own doorstep, what will President Stein decide to do?
“Operation Red Dawn and the Siege of Europe” is the third book in this predictive World War III military thriller series. If you like page-turning action and geopolitical intrigue, you’ll love this novel by Rosone and Watson.
Is there any way to salvage the war-torn nation of the United States? Will American ingenuity be enough to change the tide of World War III?
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First published September 24, 2016
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December 28, 2016
Possibility? Hope not.
If you want to learn military abbreviations you will. If you want to read about worse case scenarios you will. This book, like the first two held my interest from the first word to the last. Hope some of the advanced ideas,exoskeletons as well as the other high tech weapons etc are being developed. Scared the hell out of me in parts.
If you want to learn military abbreviations you will. If you want to read about worse case scenarios you will. This book, like the first two held my interest from the first word to the last. Hope some of the advanced ideas,exoskeletons as well as the other high tech weapons etc are being developed. Scared the hell out of me in parts.
October 2, 2016
Great book. Great serues
It was the kind of read you get so into it ends to soon. I can't wait for the next book.
It was the kind of read you get so into it ends to soon. I can't wait for the next book.
October 13, 2016
Great read
Enjoyed it if this is a future war bring on the next instalment want to find out what the outcome is
Enjoyed it if this is a future war bring on the next instalment want to find out what the outcome is
September 1, 2018
This is just a terrific novel, a step up from the previous two titles in the series—and they were quite good as well. The characters, who had been little more than names in the previous two books, are developed into living, breathing people that the reader can care about. The technological advancements (this series of books take place between 2040-2043) are well thought out and seem quite conceivable. The dilemma of fighting three fronts simultaneously is explored nicely and the battle descriptions are powerful.
If the series tells us anything, it is that the country needs to be prepared. There are malignant forces in the world, and some that just perceive what the world should be like differently from our own conceptions. The series is so well done that one can easily see the events play out in our lifetimes—and that adds tremendous anxiety to the reader as he journeys through this four volume set. 5 Stars.
If the series tells us anything, it is that the country needs to be prepared. There are malignant forces in the world, and some that just perceive what the world should be like differently from our own conceptions. The series is so well done that one can easily see the events play out in our lifetimes—and that adds tremendous anxiety to the reader as he journeys through this four volume set. 5 Stars.
August 20, 2017
This series continues to get better. Despite still being a bit impersonal, book 3 does a better job of telling some more localized tales of individuals themselves. This gives a bit more depth to the story, rather than the bird's eye view and generalized summary of events.
As for the larger plotline itself, whoa. The war for the US is getting intense. Still struggling to cope with the sheer numbers of the forces against them, the US's tech and economic advances are finally staring to come into play. Only time will tell if it will be enough to finally shift the momentum from constantly being on the defensive.
As for the larger plotline itself, whoa. The war for the US is getting intense. Still struggling to cope with the sheer numbers of the forces against them, the US's tech and economic advances are finally staring to come into play. Only time will tell if it will be enough to finally shift the momentum from constantly being on the defensive.
January 24, 2017
Eagerly awaiting book 3
Easy reading. Ive enjoyed all 3 books and eagerly look forward to #4. It gives a look at today's political climate and and an idea of where the world's three top militaries may be headed. Interesting inclusion as well as the possibility of a strong multinational islamic caliphate. I like the look into future military weapons and equipment. The changes in the Military over the past 40 years gives an idea of the possibilities of what the future military looks like.
Easy reading. Ive enjoyed all 3 books and eagerly look forward to #4. It gives a look at today's political climate and and an idea of where the world's three top militaries may be headed. Interesting inclusion as well as the possibility of a strong multinational islamic caliphate. I like the look into future military weapons and equipment. The changes in the Military over the past 40 years gives an idea of the possibilities of what the future military looks like.
December 19, 2016
If you like books with foundation and imagination you will like this.
Although I hope this future doesn't happen we all know what our politicians are like, Not think more than to the next election. I like books with realistic realities. We have the right ingredients for a future like that, perhaps we need to remember our future is in OUR hands.
Although I hope this future doesn't happen we all know what our politicians are like, Not think more than to the next election. I like books with realistic realities. We have the right ingredients for a future like that, perhaps we need to remember our future is in OUR hands.
April 7, 2018
Extraordinarily bad.
This really has to be one of the worst books I've come across in years. It's historically inept, militarily ignorant and above all technically and scientifically ignorant.
To quote (I think) Dorothy Parker, this book isn't only to be avoided. It's to be flung as far away as possible.
This really has to be one of the worst books I've come across in years. It's historically inept, militarily ignorant and above all technically and scientifically ignorant.
To quote (I think) Dorothy Parker, this book isn't only to be avoided. It's to be flung as far away as possible.
read-in-2016
August 3, 2017Good continuation of a future history with plenty of action. Cannot wait until the next book comes out.
October 2, 2024
Great start absolutely absurd ending
What started off as a fantastic start to the book quickly turned utterly absurd, spoilers: the Japanese betray America but the manner in which they do it is so unbelievable to the point where only a vast network of incompetent people in the US would have allowed it to happen and given the fact the author has sold us on the president being the man who puts competent people in positions of influence and power this whole story of a Japanese trojan horse contradicts the characters he's created and the story he's told so far, he needs someone new to read his book before he publishes because they are seriously dropping the ball, I was gutted that after 2 solid books it's ruined by a p*ss poor 3rd entry, God I hope the final book saves it
What started off as a fantastic start to the book quickly turned utterly absurd, spoilers: the Japanese betray America but the manner in which they do it is so unbelievable to the point where only a vast network of incompetent people in the US would have allowed it to happen and given the fact the author has sold us on the president being the man who puts competent people in positions of influence and power this whole story of a Japanese trojan horse contradicts the characters he's created and the story he's told so far, he needs someone new to read his book before he publishes because they are seriously dropping the ball, I was gutted that after 2 solid books it's ruined by a p*ss poor 3rd entry, God I hope the final book saves it
February 18, 2019
JR & MW. Have Written the Third Novel of the (WW. III. - 3) Series
JR & MW. have penned the third novel in the World War III. Novrl, which contains the plane of China to invade Alaska, but at the time of that attack the Japanese. In association with China invades the West Coast. As the two simultaneous attacks occur the combined forces of China and Japan commit a Cyber Attack except the USA planned accordingly. This is an excellent read for the genre.....DEHS
JR & MW. have penned the third novel in the World War III. Novrl, which contains the plane of China to invade Alaska, but at the time of that attack the Japanese. In association with China invades the West Coast. As the two simultaneous attacks occur the combined forces of China and Japan commit a Cyber Attack except the USA planned accordingly. This is an excellent read for the genre.....DEHS
December 16, 2017
AtThe Journey still struggles on but the fate of the world appears to be turning...
This is the third book in this fascinating Series... after advances on the diplomatic, scientific, and personnel fronts... Things begin to look up for the, "Forces of Good"...they have the "Forces of Evil" stymied... This book keeps you engrossed and wanting to know what comes next... A great read that pushes the story forward....
This is the third book in this fascinating Series... after advances on the diplomatic, scientific, and personnel fronts... Things begin to look up for the, "Forces of Good"...they have the "Forces of Evil" stymied... This book keeps you engrossed and wanting to know what comes next... A great read that pushes the story forward....
February 1, 2023
This book, like the first two held my interest from the first word to the last. Abbreviations and jargon abound. Advanced weapons add incredulity to the scenario. The scenario is a good guess and who knows? Maybe? The shoot-em-up-bang-bang gets pretty redundant and most of the characters are expendable. That said, on to book #4.
March 3, 2018
Grpping
This is one of the best military fiction series I've read to date. The plots are believable and aren't overly technical. The book is fast paced and is presented from different viewpoints. Look forward to book 4.
This is one of the best military fiction series I've read to date. The plots are believable and aren't overly technical. The book is fast paced and is presented from different viewpoints. Look forward to book 4.
June 5, 2018
Another great book is series.
I’ve now read 3 of these books in the series back to back. I’m really enjoying the story line of WWlll and all the sci-fi aspects.
Keep up the great work!
I’ve now read 3 of these books in the series back to back. I’m really enjoying the story line of WWlll and all the sci-fi aspects.
Keep up the great work!
July 29, 2018
This is a very strong future history thriller. Feels very realistic. Hopefully the Pentagon dreams up scenarios like this to be prepared. A very good series for those oriented towards war/action books.
November 1, 2017
Fantastic
Each book draws you in more. stars off big finished big, can't put them down, can't wait for more books from the author, Fabulous read
Each book draws you in more. stars off big finished big, can't put them down, can't wait for more books from the author, Fabulous read
April 28, 2018
Darn
Great book. I did not know it was one book of a series. I wish I had known. Now I have to go back and read the first ones.
Great book. I did not know it was one book of a series. I wish I had known. Now I have to go back and read the first ones.
May 19, 2018
Red Dawn.
This a very good read and was able to keep my attention the whole time.I am looking forward to the next book.
This a very good read and was able to keep my attention the whole time.I am looking forward to the next book.
August 23, 2018
Great Read
The saga continues with twists and turns that keep you engrossed in the story. Looking forward to the next installment!
The saga continues with twists and turns that keep you engrossed in the story. Looking forward to the next installment!
September 26, 2018
Wow
This is exciting and terrifying, it's really scary how plausible this is , as I read these books I keep thinking man we better wake UP .
This is exciting and terrifying, it's really scary how plausible this is , as I read these books I keep thinking man we better wake UP .
November 2, 2018
This book is good and exciting to read
This was the best book of the series also far. I went through it in a few days. Everything ties together really well.
This was the best book of the series also far. I went through it in a few days. Everything ties together really well.
August 4, 2019
Operation Red Dawn review
Operation Red Dawn: and the Siege of Europe is the third book in the World War III series written by authors James Rosone and Miranda Watson.
Operation Red Dawn: and the Siege of Europe is the third book in the World War III series written by authors James Rosone and Miranda Watson.
September 12, 2019
Good read
Good book. East read and nice look as possibilities. I have nothing else to say but having me required to post a specific number of words is rather off putting.
Good book. East read and nice look as possibilities. I have nothing else to say but having me required to post a specific number of words is rather off putting.
August 31, 2022
Sill looking for more!
November 18, 2022
great stories of what if.
Very few technical errors with these authors. They do great research. Books are entertaining. I have all books in all series!
Very few technical errors with these authors. They do great research. Books are entertaining. I have all books in all series!
December 16, 2022
A great read page turnsd
Kind of got bogged down with military training but all in all a great book!! Ready for the next book in the series.
Kind of got bogged down with military training but all in all a great book!! Ready for the next book in the series.
August 16, 2018
I read the first three books in this series. I don’t think I will buy the fourth. The plot is really good but the timeline and numbers are just too fantastic. The story leaves the realm of plausible and enters a kind of numerical gibberish. The scene from one chapter to the next is often the WH situation room where you read one briefing after another. Just too unrealistic too keep reading.
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