Book Description
Red Storm Rising is Clancy's
second book and also on of the best. The main plot concerns World
War Three. It occurs after the majority of Russia's fossil fuels are
destroyed in a refinery fire set off by Muslim terrorists.
With the fear of letting the West see them weak, the Russian leaders
decide to seize the Middle East. To do this, however, the must distract
NATO by attacking Germany. The war is more realistic than some of
the battles and wars waged in his other books.
Most of those battles have been entirely lopsided for the Americans.
In Red Storm Rising however, he shows a much more realistic side of
what the war might have been like. He has both NATO and Russia winning
major battles and trading punch for punch.
The many subplots surrounding the fighting gives you an in-depth look
into the war. The war is fought in three major places. The fist part
is in Iceland, the second part is in Germany, and the third part is
in the Atlantic Ocean.
The fighting in Iceland starts of the war. The Russians invade and
take over NATO's base on the island. The second part in Germany is
the major offensive by the Russians. The third part in the water deals
with Soviet submarines destroying supply ships that come from America.
That tactic almost won the war for Russia, but some supplies were
able to get through and repel the invaders.
The book was very good and extremely interesting. There were many
different subplots, which let you see the war through people on both
sides. It does not portray one side on barbarians, but shows both
sides equally.
The book was also very interesting because of the different information.
He has accurate information about a plane that the Air Force did not
officially recognize it had until years after the book was written.
It also had a very interesting and unexpected ending that is repeated
in another of Clancy's stories.
About the Author(s)
Tom
Clancy is the bestselling author of The Bear and the Dragon,
The Hunt for Red October, Red Storm Rising, Patriot Games, Clear and
Present Danger, Without Remorse, Debt of Honor and Executive Orders.
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