Wings of Thunder

A USS Enterprise Naval Adventure Novel (Fightin'est Ship in WWII Series, Book 5)

De: Scott Cook

Narrado por: Dave Alexander

When the Titans clash, the blood flows and the entire world trembles…

Reeling from her last knock-down, drag-out with Japan’s mighty combined fleet – the Kido Butai – USS Enterprise limps back to Pearl Harbor for repairs and refitting. And like the battle-hardened warriors who live and work inside her, this gallant lady will return to the fight even stronger… but it can’t happen too soon.

The Japanese are planning a massive offensive on Guadalcanal and Admiral Yamamoto is assembling a huge task force to hammer the spike of the Imperial Army home. Most critical – he’s placed nearly 40 warships, including 4 aircraft carriers, directly in the American Navy’s path… to once and for all crush United States carrier power in the Pacific.

Saratoga is in drydock… Wasp is sunk by Japanese torpedoes… all that stands between the Marines at Henderson Field and the massive Japanese force are the Pacific’s mighty twin sisters…

Can Enterprise and Hornet overcome 2 to 1 odds? Can the fighting men and pilots of America’s only operational carrier task forces hold back the onslaught… or will Yamamoto and Nagumo rain death down upon them from the sky?

Warbirds roar, naval guns thunder as fragile flesh and cold steel collide in an explosion that may change the outcome of WWII in this exciting new novel!

©2025 Scott W Cook (P)2025 Scott W Cook

Great detail

recommend highly.
Great narrator.
historically accurate.
enjoyed immensely.
want more.
Scott W Cook is a premier WW2 historical fiction writer.

pilots

I enjoyed the whole series so far can't wait for more will be following the author so I will know when the next one is out

Best Book of the Series

Scott W Cook this old retired squid takes my hat off to you and Dave. Readers this by far is the best book of the Wings of Thunder series. Strange thing before the book came out on Audible on YouTube I had watched the 1 hour and 42 minute ROV viewing of the Hornet resting peacefully and remarkably in great shape because of the depth. Fitting tribute to this book and waiting impatiently for the next book.