World War 1990: Battle of the Three Seas

by William Stroock

World War 1990: Battle of the Three Seas The Warsaw Pact is gone. East Germany is smashed, Czechoslovakia liberated, Romania in open revolt, Poland has switched sides. The battle for Europe is over and NATO has won. But the Politburo vows to fight on. In a final bid to end the war, NATO and Japan gather their combined navies for a three-pronged attack on the Soviet Union. The Third World War goes continues. The Warsaw Pact is gone. East Germany is smashed, Czechoslovakia liberated, Romania in open revolt, Poland has switched sides. The battle for Europe is over and NATO has won. But the Politburo vows to fight on. In a final bid to end the war, NATO and Japan gather their combined navies for a three-pronged attack on the Soviet Union. The Third World War goes continues. In the Barents Sea Task Force 60 will gather a hundred warships for an unprecedented offensive against the Soviet Kola Peninsula. A combined Franco-Italian fleet will sortie into the Black Sea for a combined offensive against the Crimea. Japanese forces break 40 years of peace for an attack on Vladivostok. In the Soviet Union, Generals and politicians alike choose between the Politburo and peace. In capitals across NATO leaders scheme for place in the post-war world.

Genres: Fiction

298 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 27, 2020

Reviews

[James Phieffer · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good story, comprised...

This series has been built around a good story, but continually compromised by a lack of competent editing and proofreading.

From switching the names of two cities back and forth, to typos, spelling issues, etc...

Let's just say it's a good thing this series hasn't cost money, because the only appropriate price might see the author owing his readers.

Such a good foundation, but...

[Mike Glaser · Rating 3 out of 5]

This I a tough one as I was part of the air wing on NIMITZ in 1990 and there are people named in this book that I know personally and have worked with professionally. I understand the concept of alternative time lines and letting the author use his muse but it still makes it tough to read without thinking about thinking about what and who you know. Still another solid entry in this series and recommended if you are reading the series.

[Chance · Rating 4 out of 5]

hahahaha. a read

Over the whole series my favorite thing is the Cuban submarine adventures there just so wacky and crazy they raise up the quality of each story they appear. Now the downside noticed a lot grammar errors in the story that need fixing the author really needs to take a grammar test to help with his writing.

[Bill Eigel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book for alternate WW3 history

Great military fiction and description of what a possible WW3 scenario would look like! Looking forward to the next installment to see how it ends

[Joseph Mancini · Rating 5 out of 5]

Buen libro

Me gustaría leer más aquí De verdad mucho más. Como puedo conseguirlos. Soy su América viviendo.en Colombia Feliz Día a todos

[Harry L Skinner · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic series

I read all 6 books in 4 days. Each book got better. I’m looking forward to more from this author.

[Allen Kuhns · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great

This was another Great a III in the world War 1990 series. I hope the Series is not over. Please let it continue.

[Jonathan Powell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

Couldn’t put this book down, love this series and while series hasn’t been written in a straight line it’s still enjoyable and easy to put in place. Brilliant read.

[creig speed · Rating 4 out of 5]

This volume was short but good

This volume did much to bring the story into focus. It described well what was the present state of the forces of the opposing forces.

[William McLoughlin · Rating 3 out of 5]

3/5. The focus of this series shifts to the naval war on three fronts. The American and British take-on the Russians in the Barents Sea; the French and Italians invade Crimea; and the Japanese seize islands that it and Russia have long contested. This book, like previous volumes in the series, would greatly benefit from the inclusion of maps and orders of battle for the different sides in the various theaters of conflict. Also, misspellings are frequent and annoying.

[Fred Schwarz · Rating 2 out of 5]

The last of his 1990's war series. It was OK but I tired of his writing style and this type of book that uses many different actions and characters to describe a war/battle. Mostly action, little story. He has done some prequels since this one, but I'll likely avoid.