Counter Strike

Command and Control, Book 2

De: David Bruns, J.R. Olson

Narrado por: Steve Rausch

When China launches a blitz attack on the island of Taiwan, the world order hangs in the balance, and the CIA must mobilize all forces to prevent the start of World War III.

The operation by the People’s Liberation Army is airtight, with a high-tech battle network that guarantees total occupation within 10 days. The United States rallies every available asset on land, sea, and air to launch a desperate counterstrike against the occupying forces.

But in order to win, the US is forced to throw out the old playbook. What is required here is speed, audacity, and the application of the most advanced technology in the US arsenal.

As the head of the CIA’s Emerging Threats Group, Don Riley has seen his share of crises, but nothing has prepared him for the choices ahead. With millions of civilian lives at risk, the US must neutralize the Chinese threat without triggering World War III.

Counter Strike is the second book in a brand new series co-written by former submarine officer David Bruns and retired naval intelligence officer J.R. Olson. Packed with pulse-pounding action, realistic combat scenes, and pause-resisting twists, this military technothriller is a must-hear for fans of Tom Clancy and Mark Greaney.

©2022 David Bruns and J.R. Olson (P)2022 Severn River Publishing

Great New Series

I found this book realistic and entertaining. I look forward to the next book in the series.

Great book!!

I never had read any of this series. Truly fantastic much like Dale Brown’s stories. Great job.

great series

its a sit in the work parking lot to listen to another chapter and screw it if I'm late kind of book.

Excellent👍🏾

There was clarity, excitement, emotional, good detail, just a great book! I highly recommend the series.

A good book

I enjoyed this book as it seems to be very close to what could be developing in the world today

Great, but somethings missing

I very much enjoyed listening to this story, the buildup was very believable and I liked the characters and the use of technology. it was all very well done. The only place in which these books struggle are the battles themselves. The Naval battles are fine in my opinion, they are over in a few pages but i dont really have a problem with it. But the land battles are, to be honest, poorly done and unsatisfying, with the ending left up to a technological miracle instead of letting the long awaited american forces actually fight it out with the Chinese. It was very unsatisfying. Also, the author never really depicts the Tiawanise military other than to say, things like, "they wont last much longer." Overall, despite its shortcomings, it is still a very good story and i highly recomend it.

Outstanding work.

I thought that the book had a great pace. Just started book 3 of the 4 series.

Outstanding

As a U.S. Army combat veteran I liked how the authors portrayed joint service combat operations. Since this nation’s founding, our service members have fought,bled and died together on countless fields of battle. We give each other crap but we’re all in the same gun club.

Exciting Read

I have Really enjoyed the thrilling story you guys are writing. Hopefully the next one is as good.

Another homerun

I used to be hooked on the espionage genre, not so hot on submarines, but this, and another series have changed my mind.

Multiple story lines, like Clancy. AND they finished up telling what happens to the characters after its all over. So many stories have been skipping that, cutting it off as soon as the actions finished. Wha wha what? Thanks to these authors that did not skimp on the story!