Armageddon: 1973 - Part 2

Amazon, 2007, Digital

Product Description

On New Year's Eve, under cover of a terrible storm, a Soviet nuclear submarine attempts to land men and equipment on a poverty-stricken, British-held Caribbean island. The men and equipment are part of Fidel Castro's aid program to the Communist guerillas operating in the jungle carpeted mountains. The landing is detected by the British forces on the island, resulting in a tense duel of wits between the British and Soviet commanders...a duel which at any moment could result in Armageddon: 1973...the end of all creation.

Product Details

Title: Armageddon: 1973 - Part 2
Sales Rank: 1297125 in Books
Author: John W. Cassell
Publisher: Amazon, 2007-05-22, Digital, 30 pages

Customer Reviews

Nuclear War or total surrender.: A Russian submarine has armed its entire load of Nuclear Missiles and is threatening to launch them, how do you stop them and how do you stop the clandestine mission to resupply the guerrilla fighters who are killing your troops at the same time? Do you start a nuclear war and stop the resupply or do let the enemy get the supplies… More reviews

Is It Beginning of the End of the World?: I am assuming that you've read part 1 already if you've gotten this far. If not, what are you waiting on?
The intense action picks up without missing a beat. Both sides of the battle are "staring" each other down in a deadly competition to see who blinks first. Neither commander wants to back down but both desperately want the entire… More reviews

Say goodbye to your fingernails!: When I finished reading part 1 of Cassell's military tale, I made it clear I wanted to read the rest of the story. He'd successfully built the suspense and left us hanging at a key point in the story.
Part 2 picks up the story in full throttle, escalating the stakes on both sides and deftly bringing things to a satisfying conclusion.
While this is a far cry… More reviews

Finding a way out: John Cassell takes the reader into the minds of military combatants in his thrilling conclusion to Armageddon: 1973. What is obviously a military standoff quickly becomes a psychological standoff as well. Two commanders going to the brink of Armageddon to protect their charge. Both are prepared to do whatever is needed in this personal battle; neither interested in the opinions of leaders at home. Cassell has left… More reviews

Like a Clancy, Coonts and Brown Collaboration.: A well written enjoyable and believable account of what might have been. Line after line of suspense and chicanery holds your interest through out.
The only issues I found was that it ended much to quickly.
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