Wings of Vengeance

Fightin'est Ship in WWII Series, Book 2

De: Scott Cook

Narrado por: Dave Alexander

There is a price to be paid for treachery…and the balance is due in flame!

The United States is reeling from the terrible shock of December 7, 1942. In one terrible day, the nation finds itself at war while tending to a horrific wound. While the Navy scrambles to piece together its shattered fleet, one man and his carrier burn with a desire to wreak a terrible vengeance on the Empire of Japan.

Vice-Admiral William “Bull” Halsey refuses to take Yamamoto’s attack lying down. He convinces Admiral Nimitz that the only response to Japan’s attack must be a swift and terrible one. With fire in her heart and a bone in her teeth, USS Enterprise races to sea to become the instrument of Halsey’s fury. Along with her four squadrons of fighters, torpedo planes and bombers, the mighty E is primed to deliver a hard lesson to America’s foes.

In the Marshal Islands, at the atolls of Kwajalein and Maloelap, hundreds of Enterprise’s aircraft fall upon the Japanese Navy in wave after wave of aerial devastation. Hitting multiple targets hard and fast, Halsey delivers a clear and unmistakable message: We will rain destruction upon you from the sky and nowhere will be safe!

From the Marshals, Enterprise makes a surprise visit to Wake Atoll where the Japanese have captured the base and the pan-Am facilities. Then they hit Marcus Island, an outpost only 1,300 miles from Hirohito’s doorstep… and this is only the beginning. Join the heroic men of the Big-E as she wheels across the pacific and begins introducing Tojo to the hardest lesson of all–mess with us and we’ll come for you!

Planes roar through the sky, guns blazing and bombs pepper the tropics in this latest WWII thriller.

©2023 Scott W Cook (P)2023 Scott W Cook

Great writing

While this series is by no means nearly as good as his other involving submarines, it is still decent, but not worth a single credit with only 3-4 hours in length. Thankfully it was free.
One thing that really rubs me wrong with any of this authors books, and it has nothing to do with the story itself, is his books cover art. Using AI to design them with items like planes, ships and what not that are not even close in appearance to any of those for the war is absolutely disgusting.

Never a dull moment from start to finish

2nd book was great again mixing facts with fiction made for great storytelling and kept me engaged

what was correct...

using the right terminology for the time. Felt like I was right there with them.