O God of Battles

By: Harry Homewood

Narrated by: Corey M. Snow

It was a time for America and her heroes: men like Michael and Andrew O'Connor, rival brothers fresh out of Annapolis, men who left all they knew and loved to seek glory in a world at war. Mike beneath the ocean aboard the USS Tigerfish, Andrew in the air as a fighter pilot ace. Theirs was a baptism by fire, yet they rose to confront a brutal enemy across the sea-and to chase the explosive dreams that could ultimately destroy them.

From Harry Homewood, best-selling author of Final Harbor, Silent Sea, and Torpedo!, comes the epic novel of a family at war. A novel of family, duty, pride - and of two brothers, competitors in both love and war, whose inner struggles provided them with the courage that could mean the difference between life and death.

©1983 Harry Homewood (P)2017 Tantor

good listen

good !listen for long drive a cross country, characters came to life and story hinged on actual history. thanks,

Great narration!

The story kept my attention the entire time. Storylines and narration were excellent. I highly recommend this book.

Good book.

Overall I enjoyed the book and the narration. The secondary story line of the troubled marriage really wasn't necessary

War in the Pacific Revisited

Over the sea & under with the Hardy Boy twins. Good combat story together with wholesome romance (and a little very passé strict Catholic guilt thrown in).
Enjoyed it a lot.

Love Homewood’s books!

One glaring error—has to just be an oversight—is when author details the “fast carrier group” steaming towards Japan. Says the Hornet had 15 Army Mitchell bombers on deck…and states they were B52’s. Obviously, we all know they were B-25’s…this was likely a simple keystroke mistake. That notwithstanding, loved the book!