Tipping Point

Opening Shots

De: John O'Brien

Narrado por: Mark Gagliardi

The Unites States and China vie for supremacy in the international marketplace as China seeks to become the global leader. A pandemic sweeping across the world send the markets spiraling into chaos, increasing the tension between the two superpowers. Armed conflict needs only a spark. Will China’s attempt to expand their territories into the South China Sea be the trigger that plunges the two mighty nations past the rhetoric and into a shooting war?

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The Future Conflict “what if” scenario.

Great take on potential war with Chinese. Not too much tech overload and decent character development. Great listen and can’t wait for book 2 to come out. Narration was very good.

great book

this book is so good only the best just like all the books by John O'Brien

Great Story

I have to say I’m really surprised more people have not reviewed this book.
I thought that it was very relevant to the world today.
If your on the fence about trying this book, don’t be. It’s well worth the credit.
Well done John, I’m really looking forward to the next book.

Great new series

Absolutely love this 1st book. The narration as always was top notch I cannot wait for the next one

timely

with what is currently going on in the world, John o'Brien must see into the future. lots of military speak but I actually understood it. Will be getting the next book shortly. great read!

To reader: learn the terms used in the book.

Story is engaging and pretty good. The reader does a reasonable job except he doesn't realize that LCDR should be read lieutenant commander and LTJG should be lieutenant JG (or junior grade) so he literally read "LCDR".

Not that big a deal but it just grates each time.

Good start

The story definitely made me feel like I wanted more as it progressed in the narrative that the author shared

Great story

Great storyline, fast paced. Plausible plot in today’s world. Looking forward to the next book.
Highly recommended.

Another great work John O’Brien

Once again John O’Brien has written a wonderful and riveting story. This one is of a different genre than I have read from him before.
His combination of technical detail and storyline work well together to make a compelling first book of what I hope will be a series.

Relevant to toadys geopolitical landscape.

O'Brien broaches the elephant in the room with a fictional but realistic look at what it may look like when the ballon goes up and China moves on Tiawan. From the political to the military taboos that arent spoken of in polite circles he lays them bare in shockingly clear and focused writing. Sometimes the book gets bogged down in play by play military action, but it almost follows a war college type text, as if you were following the narration of real world war documentation.