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USS Stonewall Jackson #4-6
USS Stonewall Jackson Series: Books 4-6
The United States Navy has designed the most powerful and silent diesel-electric submarine to ever patrol the deeps: the USS Stonewall Jackson. It would require a cunning warrior of the seas to command such a boat, and the USN has chosen its best young submariner: Commander Nathan Blake. He’ll need to employ stealth and guile to seek out the foe.
This digital boxset is the second omnibus edition containing the fourth, fifth and sixth thrillers of the USS Stonewall Jackson Series.
The Iranian Blockade: Armageddon looms as Iran and North Korea sign a deal for the joint development of nuclear weapons. As the oil price tumbles, the Iranian nuclear submarine Genie is released. The call goes out to the Commander of the one submarine who can slay the Genie. Bring forth the champion, the man, Commander Nathan Blake. His sword of vengeance is the USS Stonewall Jackson.
The Tiger and the Dragon: The Taiwanese Tiger and the Chinese Dragon are squaring up at last. For years there have been tensions between the two countries; China wants unification but many in Taiwan prefer independence. The US has sworn to defend Taiwan, and now billions of lives are threatened in a nuclear exchange between America and its trade partner and foe across the Pacific, China. You’ve been called up. You will serve on board the USS Stonewall Jackson and go along with May Hsin (an officer in Taiwan’s National Security Bureau) into the backstreets of Shanghai.
Ninety Degrees North: Hunted on the Arctic icecap by the Russian military, a Danish scientist has information that the US can’t afford them to obtain. He must be rescued. For Commander Nathan Blake, the mission becomes a struggle to prevent one foreign power from dominating the Arctic’s trade and 22% of the world’s undiscovered oil and gas. Two-hundred-and-twenty years of naval history weigh heavily as the US Navy takes on the might of the Russian Northern Fleet in the blackness under the icecap.
This digital boxset is the second omnibus edition containing the fourth, fifth and sixth thrillers of the USS Stonewall Jackson Series.
The Iranian Blockade: Armageddon looms as Iran and North Korea sign a deal for the joint development of nuclear weapons. As the oil price tumbles, the Iranian nuclear submarine Genie is released. The call goes out to the Commander of the one submarine who can slay the Genie. Bring forth the champion, the man, Commander Nathan Blake. His sword of vengeance is the USS Stonewall Jackson.
The Tiger and the Dragon: The Taiwanese Tiger and the Chinese Dragon are squaring up at last. For years there have been tensions between the two countries; China wants unification but many in Taiwan prefer independence. The US has sworn to defend Taiwan, and now billions of lives are threatened in a nuclear exchange between America and its trade partner and foe across the Pacific, China. You’ve been called up. You will serve on board the USS Stonewall Jackson and go along with May Hsin (an officer in Taiwan’s National Security Bureau) into the backstreets of Shanghai.
Ninety Degrees North: Hunted on the Arctic icecap by the Russian military, a Danish scientist has information that the US can’t afford them to obtain. He must be rescued. For Commander Nathan Blake, the mission becomes a struggle to prevent one foreign power from dominating the Arctic’s trade and 22% of the world’s undiscovered oil and gas. Two-hundred-and-twenty years of naval history weigh heavily as the US Navy takes on the might of the Russian Northern Fleet in the blackness under the icecap.
664 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 27, 2020
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About the author
Stephen Makk
24 books29 followersStephen Makk is the author of 20 books, including the bestselling USS Stonewall Jackson Series and The Tom Hilton Series. He mainly writes thrillers about technology and the military, with hints of romance. His protagonists are male and female, playing the imperfect hands they’re dealt.
How to write like a Makk… Take the mind of a fish, any fish (he’s an experienced diver). Add an engineer, simmer for years. Sprinkle on liberal helpings of strategist, astronomer, historian and anthropologist. Bring to the boil and let loose. You need some Makk on your bookshelf!
How to write like a Makk… Take the mind of a fish, any fish (he’s an experienced diver). Add an engineer, simmer for years. Sprinkle on liberal helpings of strategist, astronomer, historian and anthropologist. Bring to the boil and let loose. You need some Makk on your bookshelf!
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July 9, 2020
Very Good/Well-Written Action
... BUT, the spy/intrigue aspects built into the stories consistently sucks (sorry). Seriously, the latter seriously detracts from the books; the fighting — whether on the sea, land or air — is full of action and keeps The Reader highly amused. But, all of the side stories are horrible, and usually disjointed with respect to how time flows for the rest of the book ... it’s hard to believe how stupid the enemy is on some things, and from the way these books are written — there must be a huge amount of real-life underwater submarine fighting and loss of life, that is not reported in the news ...
... BUT, the spy/intrigue aspects built into the stories consistently sucks (sorry). Seriously, the latter seriously detracts from the books; the fighting — whether on the sea, land or air — is full of action and keeps The Reader highly amused. But, all of the side stories are horrible, and usually disjointed with respect to how time flows for the rest of the book ... it’s hard to believe how stupid the enemy is on some things, and from the way these books are written — there must be a huge amount of real-life underwater submarine fighting and loss of life, that is not reported in the news ...
August 25, 2020
A good book
A good book ,but I've already read it so on to the next one. One thing I will say, Stephen Makk is one he'll of a writer! So please enjoy the story and overpaid for some excitement!
A good book ,but I've already read it so on to the next one. One thing I will say, Stephen Makk is one he'll of a writer! So please enjoy the story and overpaid for some excitement!
April 6, 2021
Good 90%+ book. Lots of action.
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