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Crisis in the Desert: Books 1-3
(2023)(A book in the Crisis in the Desert series)
An omnibus of novels by Matt Jackson and James Rosone
Kuwait was just the beginning…
…as the Allies held on…
…no one could stop him.
The Soviets made a deal with Saddam. They would supply the weapons—he would supply the troops.
Project 19 was a go.
Declaring the Middle East his, Saddam’s newly equipped army swept across the House of Saud, capturing twenty-five percent of the world’s daily oil output. When the prices soared—the Soviets filled the void, and the coffers began to fill.
As the Saudis fell…
…the Americans prepared to fight.
High above the skies of the desert, Iraqi MiG-29s, flown by Soviet advisors, battle against F-15s and F-14s for supremacy of the skies.
Could Saddam’s Army hold its own?
Battles raged across Medina and the Islamic Holy site. Things turned medieval as the Allies clawed their way back from the brink as units from Europe began to arrive. The world held its breath as more than one million soldiers prepared to clash.
The largest tank battles since World War II had sprawled across the desert--its victor ending the war.
You’ll love this alternate history series about the first Gulf War because imagining how things could have turned out differently keeps you turning the pages until the end.
Get it now.
Genre: Thriller
…as the Allies held on…
…no one could stop him.
The Soviets made a deal with Saddam. They would supply the weapons—he would supply the troops.
Project 19 was a go.
Declaring the Middle East his, Saddam’s newly equipped army swept across the House of Saud, capturing twenty-five percent of the world’s daily oil output. When the prices soared—the Soviets filled the void, and the coffers began to fill.
As the Saudis fell…
…the Americans prepared to fight.
High above the skies of the desert, Iraqi MiG-29s, flown by Soviet advisors, battle against F-15s and F-14s for supremacy of the skies.
Could Saddam’s Army hold its own?
Battles raged across Medina and the Islamic Holy site. Things turned medieval as the Allies clawed their way back from the brink as units from Europe began to arrive. The world held its breath as more than one million soldiers prepared to clash.
The largest tank battles since World War II had sprawled across the desert--its victor ending the war.
You’ll love this alternate history series about the first Gulf War because imagining how things could have turned out differently keeps you turning the pages until the end.
Get it now.
Genre: Thriller
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