The Kremlin Strike

A Novel

De: Dale Brown

Narrado por: William Dufris

Duración: 13 h y 18 m

Resumen del Editor

In this exciting, visionary, and all-too-plausible next chapter in the legendary Dale Brown’s New York Times best-selling techno-warfare series, Brad McLanahan and the Iron Wolf Squadron must fight the Russians on a dangerous, untested battlefield: outer space.

The previous administration’s ineffective response to the growing Russian threat has left America vulnerable. Setting a bold course for America’s defense, the decisive and strong new president, John Dalton Farrell, intends to challenge Russian aggression head-on. Brad and Patrick McLanahan and the formidable Iron Wolf Squadron - including the recently injured Nadia Roz, rested and back to fighting form thanks to a pair of state-of-the-art prosthetic legs - are ready and eager to join the battle.

But even with their combined forces, the Russian menace may prove too great for the Americans to overcome. Done with provocative skirmishes and playing for small stakes, the Russian president has set his sights on the ultimate prize: controlling the entire world. Expanding beyond earth’s bounds, the Russians have built a new high-tech space station and armed it with weaponry capable of destroying US satellites as well as powerful missiles pointed at strategic targets across earth.

Devising a cunning plan of attack, Brad, Nadia, and the Iron Wolf warriors will take to the skies in their advanced space planes to destroy the space station, check the Russians’ plan for dominance, and save the world. But is it already too late?

©2019 Dale Brown (P)2019 HarperCollins Publishers

Another great Dale Brown book

First time for ebook. need both male and female narrative for book. will read again

Kept my interest

The narrator was great and the story line was better. Another winner by Dale Brown!

Another Great Novel

Love the action in this book. Great work and detail Thank you Mr. Brown for giving us
this Gem. Can't wait for the next book

Another

Another great book written by me Brown. I do appreciate and salute you sir. God bless

Gotta luv Dales Brown's Techno-Thrillers

Please keep them coming, and more often, the wait between stories drives me to distraction.

The characters, near future technology, political intrigue and incredible action. I am an avid fan who needs his literary fix.

Thank you.

Excellent action in low orbit!

Dale Brown has done it again and this is an excellent book detailing military action in low Earth orbit. Satellites and space planes carry the action from the surface up. It's a good book to listen to while driving.

Chock one up for McLanahan family it was great

This was a really good story in the series because it did not slow down and it furthered the story the story line.

There was only a couple places where I was wondering where the author was going. In one instance the crew from the Ronald Reagan and other civilians seem to be killed for no reason at all.

Maybe it was to get the readerIs even more mad at the Russian leader.

Even the ending was well worth the wait; Knowing the background story that is.

on of the best yet

this was such a great listen I didn't want to stop and then my battery died couldn't wait to finish it.

A night and day experience

This book is split right down the middle. There’s a lot of time spent in the beginning setting the stage, this is primarily moving characters around into their new rolls amongst the aftermath of the previous book, The Moscow Offensive, and (for the most part) introducing a plethora of new... everything. I don’t know how many new technologies, devices, weapons and crafts are introduced in the first half, but it’s a LOT. And for a while, I thought The Kremlin Strike was going to be another Starfire, where the entire thing is mostly just setup for the next book in the series.

Then about halfway through, everything got dialed up to 11.

You could say that the second half consist entirely of only two scenes: a massive search and rescue mission, followed by a climactic space battle with an ending that will surprise many longtime fans.

Now there’s only one real negative here (but it’s kind of a big one), and it’s that Dale Brown goes a little overboard with the military terminology in this one. Now I’ve been reading Dale Brown for a while now, so I do understand that the specific plane models and weapon calibers he puts into his writing is part of his appeal. While I am a fan of this, it really seemed to get in the way during the second half when the pace skyrockets (quite literally). All of a sudden, all the new things that were introduced in the beginning are being thrown at you all at once. It’s cool, but between the military jargon of different plane models and the many acronyms of various radar systems, it gets confusing. When there are several different planes and ships and weapons and locations taking part in a single event, keeping things simple can make it easier to keep track of everything. It got to the point where I was no longer trying to keep track of exactly what was what, and instead I just started asking myself, “Is it American or Russian? That’s all I need to know.”

*Side note*
While the McLanahan series has often dabbled in near-future tech with a hint of science fiction, I would love to see Dale Brown write an actual hard science fiction novel. With his military expertise and prowess for fast paced action, I have no doubt it would make for some interstellar warfare that’s actually interesting (because it often isn’t).

Excellent book, no cliffhangers.

I enjoyed this book, I enjoyed the series. This was a fast paced series, full of action and space battles. I am glad that certain situations in this book were resolved, and excellent ending. If you like the other dell Brown series you will enjoy this book as I have eagerly awaiting for the next one, unfortunately I guess it will be a year away.