The War Planners Series, Books 4-6

The Elephant Game, Overwhelming Force, Global Strike

By: Andrew Watts

Narrated by: Michael Wolfe

The final three books in the epic World War Three military thriller series.

From a secretive jungle-covered island in the Pacific to the sands of the Middle East. From the smog-filled alleyways of China to the passageways of a US Navy destroyer. The War Planners series follows different members of the military and intelligence community as they uncover a Chinese plot to begin the next world war, and attack America.

Book 4: The Elephant Game

Tensions are running high between the United States and China. And a belligerent North Korea isn't helping matters. As members of the US military and intelligence community prepare for the worst, Chinese politicians play a dangerous game.

Book 5: Overwhelming Force

The Manning family is thrust into chaos as the Chinese military launches a surprise attack on the United States. Spread across different fronts, Admiral Manning commands the carrier strike group, Chase fights lethal Chinese special forces, Victoria hunts submarines, and David deciphers enemy plans. As the gargantuan Chinese fleet approaches with advanced technology, it will require skill, courage, and cunning to secure victory in this high-stakes clash.

Book 6: Global Strike

With the Chinese-American conflict at a standstill, time becomes the enemy as Chinese President Jinshan's health deteriorates. In a desperate move, China plans a massive military transit to American soil. The Manning siblings find themselves at the center of the impending battle. The Americans must go beyond their technological and courageous advantages to devise a plan that can turn the tide of war in this gripping conclusion to the War Planners series.

From USA Today best-selling author and former Navy pilot Andrew Watts, The War Planners series is filled with electrifying action, fascinating new technology, and unpredictable twists. Recommended for fans of Tom Clancy and Mark Greaney.

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Horrible AI Narration!

Overall, the stories are well written and captivating. But, it's obvious the narration was done with AI to save someone a buck. Sounded robotic with many misprounciations. I should've just read the books.

This 20+ hour compilation kept my attention and curiosity.

I downloaded this set thinking it might be good for background for my own series. Shortly however, the detailed and skillfully developed story, pulled me right in.
The narration was as clear as the story. Watts weaves history, technical information with great characters.
Well down!

awesome story.

awesome story. awesome performance from narrator. I loved the entire series. I would highly recommend if this is your genre of books.

The store. New and fresh

Great series. I hope books 7 to 10
Through are in the works. Very original plot. Just great.

Well written

A well written book that keeps you on the edge or your seat and always guessing

Skip books 1-3, but this is on a par with Tom Clancy

First, skip 1-3. But starting with book 4 it’s a whole new level. Character development, a believable scenario and, because of the authors own experience, fascinating passages of rotary wing flight ops, procedures and tactics… writing every bit as good as Tom Clancy’s Red Storm Rising. Also a very good reader! A strong recommend

Interesting series

The characters are well developed with an interesting plot. Narration is well
done with creative representation of the characters.

The whole series was well written and interesting.

The recording level was set too low making it difficult to hear during yard work

Good story and gripping moments.

Classic well written techno thriller. Enjoyed it. I think the performance is AI not a human.

This was an amazing series….

This was a great series, I’m kind of glad it got an ending that fits, because I don’t think I could’ve taken much more because being a combat veteran and all, it was great for the dark humor and camaraderie that I miss so much! Knowing that the author was Naval aviation gave a lot of credibility in his writing from a first person first-hand experience having served in the Navy myself. I felt like I was there in the story as he was telling it.