WWIII: Darpa Alpha: A Novel

· WW III Book 11 · Presidio Press
4.2
16 reviews
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In a bold and devastating move against the United States, terrorists have hijacked Project Darpa Alpha, classified advanced technology that can transform rifle rounds into tank crushers. The White House is stunned at the magnitude of the assault. General Douglas Freeman has already tried and failed to stop the enemy from transporting Darpa Alpha off U.S. soil. Now he’s about to get his second–and last–chance.

U.S. intelligence has traced the theft to a terrifying military state-within-a-state on the Sino-Russian border. Moscow is willing to turn a blind eye to a retaliatory U.S. assault, and the president has the perfect hero–or the perfect scapegoat–in Freeman. With 1,400 marines on the edge of an eerie, forbidding landscape, Freeman has a career to redeem and an enemy to defeat. But the bad guys have the means and motivation to turn Freeman’s lightning strike into an icy swamp of death–with a terrible new world order waiting on the other side of war.

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4.2
16 reviews
Andy Poulton
February 4, 2017
Was a good page turner although some of the detail was a little too much
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G Woodward
November 9, 2016
Two clever by half.
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Le Ray Mecham
May 10, 2015
Fast paced. Good read.
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About the author

Ian Slater, a former defense officer for the Australian Joint Intelligence Bureau, is the author of the WW III and USA vs. Militia series. He holds a Ph.D. in political science, has taught a wide variety of university courses in the humanities, and is the author of the acclaimed biography Orwell: The Road to Airstrip One. He lives in Vancouver.

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