The War Planners Series, Books 1-3

The War Planners, The War Stage, and Pawns of the Pacific

By: Andrew Watts

Narrated by: Michael Pauley

Length: 26 hrs and 20 mins

Publisher's summary

A nation on the brink of war.

A conspiracy that threatens the globe.

And one military family, caught in the middle, fighting for freedom.

From a secretive jungle-covered island in the Pacific, to the sands of the Middle East. From the smog-filled alleyways of China, to the passageways of a US Navy destroyer. The War Planners series follows different members of the military and intelligence community as they uncover the beginnings of a Chinese invasion.

Filled with electrifying action, well-rounded characters, and unpredictable twists, see for yourself why fans of Tom Clancy and Vince Flynn are raving about The War Planners series. Purchase the box set today, and start the adventure.

©2017 Andrew Watts (P)2017 Andrew Watts

An amazing series.

as a Navy man I love the series. it brought me back to my youth and kept me on the edge of my seat. It's some points it was slow but for the most part it was great. the family that this is centered around made me at times bristle with pride. I can't say enough about how good this series was overall.

Series is good surprise

Didn't know where it was all going at first, but as storyline developed across oceans Navy and Army engagements became clear in detail and the big picture.

really great book

loved every minute of this book. could actually see this occurring. The characters were wonderful and interesting

Let’s make war

It was a fantastically written book that provided a real insight into the possibilities of miscommunication and war

Narration Seemed to change in book 3...

i have been take enjoying the books,... but something about the narration changed in book 3, not good. he seems fake, over exaggerated almost as if he's a game show host 'come on down!! you're the next contestant on the Price is Right!!'.. very strange. Wish he would have maintained the same vocal patterns and tone as the previous 2 books.

Wow!

I've never read one of Andrew Watts stories in the past and I am so glad this one came as a three-volume set. the first volume was good but the narrator had a little trouble getting his rhythm at the beginning and I'm not sure I would have continued but the second and third volumes are absolutely amazing. The narrator, once he finds his rhythm, actually turns out to be one of the best I've ever listened to for this type of story. His ability to ramp up the energy in his voice to perfectly match the stress and challenge of the story at any particular point in time turns out to be phenomenal. This is a story about something that actually could happen in our world. I highly recommend it.

Best description of helicopter air ops I've ever read

I'm a commercial helicopter pilot. Most authors botch badly anything related to aviation. I was struck by this author's accuracy - not just the techniques but the "feel" of piloting a helicopter. The Zen of flying hekicopters. Then, his bio at the end of story explained everything...

Really Great

I very much enjoyed the story and voices. Only reason for 4 stars is the narrative part sounds like a computer talking. But other than that I couldn’t turn it off!! WELL DONE!

had me hooked 1/3 the way in on the first book

when you are rushing through task that deal with humans just to read the next line or press play on audible you're hooked.
I was impressed with some of the details he outlined throughout the war planner series.

I would recommend this author to any thinking person, even crayon eaters.

For Tom Clancy fans

Outstanding book. Good story line. Not so far-fetched as to not be believable. Detailed explanation of navy and special ops operations but no so much as to lose the story line. Being and H-60 sailor myself I appreciated the small boy helo missions. Brought me back 30 years...