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Monroe Doctrine: Volume III

Written by: James Rosone, Miranda Watson
Narrated by: Marc Vietor
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As the dragon awoke...the world came together. Would it be enough to stop China?

WWIII wasn’t what any of the analysts expected. Across the globe, battles raged. Taiwan fell. Fighting continued in the Caribbean and South America. The Russian Far East had invaders, and nobody seemed able to stop this new Red Army. With the world in chaos, it was hard to unravel the pieces.

Would one US pilot give them hope?

On the first day of the war, his F-22 Raptor was shot down over Cuba. Lieutenant Colonel Ian "Racer" Ryan survived, escaped, and now had the Air Force’s 6th generation fighter under him. Would it be enough to outsmart the Chinese AI defenses?

Was this the turning point...or the end?

©2021 James Rosone and Miranda Watson (P)2021 Podium Audio

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Strong near-future military fiction continues

The 3rd book of the Monroe Doctrine continues with the series' fast-paced, multi-theatre storytelling. Importantly, even though you're shifting quickly from place to place, you never feel lost. Everything is knitted together quite nicely. If you like battle scenes, this book is chock-full of them. Land, sea, and air scraps are all present and are compelling.

The near-future weapons that are featured in this third book are well done. The AI baddie remains a really neat part of the story. I'll confess that the level of AI seems a touch advanced considering when the events in the book are supposed to happen. The same is true for some of the new weapons platforms the authors introduce in this volume. Setting aside this timing issue, the weapons are super cool and aren't far-fetched (outside of their timing). These things could actually come to be, just 8-15 years down the road.

One other quibble. This book didn't have the level of the political machinations featured in the first two volumes. I love a book that has a good balance between politics and fighting scenes.

But overall, volume three of the Monroe Doctrine is a terrific, tight, well-written near-future military thriller. I would strongly recommend.

Oh, and the narration is first-rate as well.

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