Operation Red Dawn and the Siege of Europe

World War III Series, Volume 3

By: James Rosone, Miranda Watson

Narrated by: Derek Newman

Is America vulnerable to an attack on the homeland?

In Operation Red Dawn and the Siege of Europe, we see what happens when war arrives on the shores of the US. As Chinese and Russians attack the frontier of Alaska, American forces are stretched thin. With battles raging in Europe, the Islamic Republic, and on their own doorstep, what will President Stein decide to do?

Operation Red Dawn and the Siege of Europe is the third audiobook in this predictive World War III military thriller series. If you like pause-resisting action and geopolitical intrigue, you'll love this novel by Rosone and Watson.

Is there any way to salvage the war-torn nation of the US? Will American ingenuity be enough to change the tide of World War III? Grab your copy and find out.

©2016 Joshua Steinhauer (P)2018 Front Line Publishing

Pretty good

Storyline is not bad, if you enjoy techno thrillers and politico novels. The first two books narrator was an easier listen. This book, the narrator was almost monotone.

The narrator.

The narrator of the first two books did a fantastic job, however this narrator used a dull monotone voice the entire time when he wasn't using character voices.

It felt forced, nothing was genuine. I hope for the fourth book they go back to the original narrator or fond someone else.

Terrible narration.

This was horribly narrated, almost hard to listen too.
If it wasn’t for the authors and the story line I’d have stopped on page 4.
Entertaining as always from the authors.

Good Continuation of the Series

The series was well written and continued from where the last book ended.

The reason I did not give it 5 stars was because the performer / reader just didn't sound as good as previous artists.

The narration sucks

James Rosone’s World War III story has been good so far but the narrator for this is absolutely atrocious. The narrator for the previous 2 novels should’ve done this one and the last book of the series. Listening to this is like listening to Ben Stein read a novel while he’s also doing the impressions of all the characters.