WW III: World in Flames

Author - Ian Slater ... [Goo?] [Posters]

This Mass Market Paperback Book item from Fawcett was reviewed on 23-Oct-2008.

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1) Mass Market Paperback Book WW III: World in Flames by Fawcett. These books for the most part are the most realistic and powerfull books of their genre. With all respect to the author the series (both) are better than average when it comes to the genre. The thing I love most is the realism and detail the author goes into at just the right times to go over the top. Yes there are some short comings in his works (like the freakin militia book with the electrically driven/primed super gun) but for the most part those of us that grew up on this can comprehend and enjoy all his works.¤

2) Mass Market Paperback Book WW III: World in Flames by Fawcett. this is a good book but once again no tom clancy problems happen in this books sequal¤

3) Mass Market Paperback Book WW III: World in Flames by Fawcett. This is one of the best modern war fictions that I´ve ever read. It rivals Tom Clancy´s Red Storm Rising, and inspired me to become an author myself. I love its realism, solid plotline, and-most importantly-its timeless plausibility!¤

4) Mass Market Paperback Book WW III: World in Flames by Fawcett. This book is a absolute page turner. Great characters, awesome plot. What makes this series so great is the reality of it all, I can easily see the events as Ian described them taking place. The minor insignificant little ´Technical´ errors dont bother me at all....not that picky over things that dont effect the quality of the read. Great book, you wont be disapointed just make sure you start the series from the begining.

two thumbs up Ian!¤

5) Mass Market Paperback Book WW III: World in Flames by Fawcett. A good read - if you are not a massive military buff and don´tgive a rat´s how much a Sparrow missile weighs, then you should findit entertaining enough. Freeman is a bit shallow though as a main character - Slater tends to play too much on his "un-PC" behaviour, I feel. As far as a series goes, it is quite good so far (the first 3). The atmosphere of a World War raging in Europe for an extended period is captured well in the shifts to England, and the plight of the average citizen and the masses of refugees is sometimes quite disturbing. It is also good (in a typically male, gung ho type of way) to finally have a nuclear exchange, instead of it being "stopped in the nick of time" as in many other novels. I am now living in trepidation, though, as I start the rest of the series, due to the scathing reviews referring to ships and people "coming back from the dead" - we´ll see...¤

6) Mass Market Paperback Book WW III: World in Flames by Fawcett. NATO armored dividions have broken out from near-certain defeat in the Soviet-ringed Dortmund/Bielefeld Pocket on the North German Plain. Despite being faster than the American planes, Russian MiG-25s and Sukhoi-15s are unable to maintain air superiority over the western Aleutians...On every front, the war that once seemed impossible blazes its now inevitable path of worldwide destruction. There is no way to know how it will end....¤

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