Had not read one of his books I didn’t like

Excellent book, although a bit long due to too many details.

Great book. First part too much detail. The number and serial data of equip was too much. The last part came together as a novel and was more readable.

What a story. Reminds me a lot of Red Storm Rising with all the updated modern weapons. Very long and intricate battle descriptions on land sea and air. Thoroughly enjoyable! A marathon read thar was hard to put down.

Action packed and moving tale of a plausible military conflict started by Russia that engulfs many military powers, evaluates the state of their armies and their weapons.

Hard to put down!

A lot going on in 6 days.

Russia launches a war in Europe and Africa. A host of extremely brave and courageous men and women from all sides emerge. Heartbreak, death, victory. A stupendous read!!! My highest recommendation!!

Truly a gripping plot line and multilayered story. Bit of a shorthand inclusion of Asia, but it will certainly lead into a future book. Interesting characters and enough knowledge and jargon without being overstuffed. Tactical elements were extraordinary. I’ve read a hundred books of this genre, and this is certainly at the top area of the stack.

Pretty poor offering from MG though I suspect he just lent his name to the book. For too much use of nomenclature for the military equipment — who cares the name of the engine in a Russian armored vehicle and how much horsepower? Continual use of nomenclature totally unnecessary and distracting. Author discusses use of F-35 and F/A-18 operating from the amphibious ship USS Boxer — inaccurate. While F-35 can operate from Boxer, the F/A-18 cannot. It needs a catapult and arresting gear to fly on/off Boxer. Boxer is not configured with either catapults or arresting gear.