Bering Strait: This Is the Future of War
β Scribed by Holden, FX
- Publisher
- Independently Published; FX Holden
- Year
- 2018
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 310 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- Bering Strait, Pacific Ocean--Bering Strait., Russia., Russia--United States, United States., United
- ISBN
- 172016441X
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β¦ Synopsis
"Impossible to put down. The action is intense and the plot unique. It soars along at a fast pace. This story is unmissable."
- 5 Star Review from Anne-Marie Reynolds for Readersβ Favorite.
"Realistic and original. A fast-paced thriller packed with action and suspense."
- Publishers Weekly BookLife
Without warning, Russia starts a lightning operation to seize control of a vital arctic waterway off the Alaska coast.
For America, it's a threat to national sovereignty.
For Russia, it's a matter of life or death.
For hot-wired naval aviator, Karen 'Bunny' O'Hare, it's about to be a bad day at the office.
NOT everyone takes impending nuclear armageddon as calmly as O'Hare. Dug in deep behind enemy lines, half a mile under the arctic ice, US Navy Airboss Alicia Rodriguez suddenly finds herself in command of the wrong unit, in the wrong place, at just the right time.
FROM a forward airfield at Lavrentiya in the Russian Far East, Major-General Yevgeny Bondarev, is leading a war he doesn't understand against a foe who fights with machines instead of men.
IN labyrinthine tunnels under the New Annexe of the US Embassy in Moscow, Ambassador Devlin McCarthy discovers she can follow her conscience, or follow the orders of her Secretary of State, but not both.
AND staggering through the rubble of cruise missile strikes on Saint Lawrence Island, Yu'pik teenager Perri Tungyan learns just how far his country is willing to go to protect its national interests, and how far he'll go himself. **
Review
Readers Favorite Full Review: Bering Strait
- Author : FX Holden
- Genre : Fiction - Thriller
- Cover : 4
- Plot : 5
- Development : 5
- Formatting : 5
- Marketability : 5
- Overall Opinion : 5 stars
BERING STRAIT is a riveting thriller. It is 2031 and a new cold war between America and Russia is starting. Perri Tungyan is a Yup'ik fisherman, just 17 years old. He lives on Saint Lawrence Island in the Bering Strait and, as he awaits the weekly shopping drone at the Gambell airstrip, he notices several specks in the sky. These loom larger and larger, identifying as aircraft, and Perri suddenly realizes that he is the only one who knows what is happening. Russia has started to take control of the Strait. Russian ships move in to block the entrance and exit to the Strait and a no-fly zone is imposed over Western Alaska. The lives of eight people are about to be turned upside down as Armageddon approaches.
When I started reading. I found it a bit slow going and didn't think I would be able to get into it but, wow, it soon picks up the pace and becomes impossible to put down. The action is intense and the plot unique. There are plenty of twists and turns to keep the reader on their toes and keep their attention while it soars along at a fast pace. The characters are developed nicely throughout the story, each having their own part to play and meshing with one another seamlessly. You soon begin to empathize with them and they are a likable bunch of people too. This story is unmissable and slightly scary because it isn't set very far in the future and, given recent world events, isn't out of the realms of possibility. Great story, highly recommended for those who want a tight, gripping tale to lose themselves in.
β¦ Subjects
United States
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