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Dawn of the Tiger (English Edition) Formato Kindle

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When war is imminent, the decision to fight isn’t a choice at all.


An armada of Chinese warships is poised to strike an unsuspecting Australia. Their intent is to secure Australia’s enormous mineral and energy resources to fuel its relentless economy and fulfil China's destiny: Primacy of the Pacific.

Amidst widespread panic and political turmoil, Finn Hunt finds himself involved in a massive Australian-US guerrilla operation to repel the invading force. His journey takes him to the heart of The Outback where he must endure desert warfare, enemy capture and the harshest physical conditions. Victory for either side will be hard fought and unconventional. For Finn Hunt, his faith, resolve and sheer will to survive will be pushed to the bitter end.

Dawn of the Tiger is based on current political and strategic events in the Asia Pacific region. It will leave you questioning just how safe any Pacific Rim nation really is in the changing geopolitical landscape.

READERS SAY:

“The story twists and turns, delivering surprise after surprise”

“A great future arc that is actually believable”

“Outstanding! Not only is this a great story, but it also sounds like something that could be facing us in the future.”

“Nail biting page turner”
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  4. Data di pubblicazione
    21 aprile 2012
  5. Età di lettura
    16 - 18 anni
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B007WKEHNW
  • Lingua ‏ : ‎ Inglese
  • Dimensioni file ‏ : ‎ 2328 KB
  • Utilizzo simultaneo di dispositivi ‏ : ‎ illimitato
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  • Lunghezza stampa ‏ : ‎ 355 pagine
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Nick Smart
5,0 su 5 stelle Great Story
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 11 agosto 2017
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Fresh and well written the plot is expertly crafted to draws you in. You quickly empathise with the lead character and live every twist and turn.
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Joseph Natishan
5,0 su 5 stelle Thoroughly Enjoyable Book
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 9 novembre 2012
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Quite the pageturner Mr. Frazier!

Loved the entirely different concept of Australia as the area of conflict as well as the well thought out strategic rationale behind the conflict. Thought the amount of character development was just right.

An extra chapter with details of the initial Australian response would have been a great addition.

I suppose that I agree that the book could have been longer, but that's mostly because I enjoyed it so much and wanted to read more of it. I think that the abrupt ending actually served a purpose and made it that much more memorable and thought-provoking.

Thank you Mr. Frazier, may we have another?
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Johnathon K
4,0 su 5 stelle Nice storytelling and a plausible situation
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 7 ottobre 2012
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I downloaded Dawn of the Tiger based on the premise, and I thought the author mostly delivered. It was an enjoyable read that looked at a more powerful China and its search for raw materials.

I think the greatest strength of the book was the author's wordsmithing. The style was direct and coherent, but what really stood out was his dialogue. It rang true throughout. As an American, when reading Finn's passages, in particular, I "heard" the Aussie accent in my mind. I am not sure I have experienced that before. I think the author has a true gift for dialogue.

I liked the fact that the Chinese side was well-presented. This was an Aussie-centric book, to be sure, but the Chinese side was not ignored, nor were they the evil boogiemen.

There were a few hiccups that should have been picked up in editing, such as a major mistake in the timeline and a few typos, but overall, the editing was satisfactory.

The overall plausibility of a Chinese invasion and the major events, to include the end of the book, was high. Things could happen as written. This was not a huge reach.

Where the book faltered, in my opinion, was in the actual military action and some military-related facts. The Chinese, for example, already make their own attack helos, and they have not purchased any SU-27's since the early 1980's or so, replacing the Soviet-made planes with their own version, the J11. Since then, they have manufactured better planes and helos, so by the year 2034, I would doubt they would still have any Russian planes. Tactics and strategy in the book ignored simple things such as motorcycles leaving tracks in the desert, the Chinese using a southern loading site instead of transporting materials across the breadth of the country, ignoring a certain-to-be-better-developed Chinese monitoring and electronic warfare capability, and Australian soldiers not wearing body armor. There were other issues, of course, but these are just a few examples. While the author clearly has skill as a writer, I think he would have been well-served to have a content editor or even a pre-publication reader who was familiar with the military.

While the military issues took the book down a bit for me, I think the author's writing ability was able to pull the book back up and make it an enjoyable read. As far as wordsmithing, I would give this five stars. The inaccuracies, especially in this genre, would normally cause me to rate another book at two or three stars, but this book deserves more than that , so I am rating it at four stars.

I would certainly look forward to reading more books by the author.
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Tinkerbell
4,0 su 5 stelle Dawn of the Tiger Review
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 15 ottobre 2012
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I was nervous about reading this book. It's not my normal genre of fiction so I expected to quite quickly find it difficult to make the connection with the characters and plot line. However Gus has a really great flow to his writing both in his use of language and pace of story line. I really bonded with the main character and even found the military details easy to keep up with. I thought Gus was brave with some of his plot, I don't want to give anything away but there were some surprises that I didn't expect. My only criticism, and this could be my gender, I felt it was missing the big romantic scene. However I highly recommend this book and look forward to Gus' next novel.
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Michael Kent
2,0 su 5 stelle Good try, but too many simple assumptions
Recensito in Australia il 25 maggio 2016
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This book was a kindle "also try ". I gave it a go, but did not get far. I understand it is difficult to imagine the world in 20 years time, but the author makes statements about things that are already probably not going to come to pass, e.g. America still chasing oil. In 20 years, there will be different energy needs, we a r e already seeing old fuel and power assets being shut down, and overtaken by new sources. No new coal plants being built in australia. We already sell uranium to India. Australian police being corrupt and violent ? I don't think the author Has been overseas lately

Maybe a good first try, but more research about the world and future trends, rather than what has gone on in the past.
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