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Original Title:	Straits of Hell (Destroyermen #10)
ISBN:	0451470613 (ISBN13: 9780451470614)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Destroyermen #10

Straits of Hell (Destroyermen #10)

Taylor Anderson

Hardcover | Pages: 420 pages

Rating: 4.14 | 1403 Users | 86 Reviews

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Title	:	Straits of Hell (Destroyermen #10)
Author	:	Taylor Anderson
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 420 pages
Published	:	May 5th 2015 by Roc
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Alternate History. Fiction. War. Military Fiction. Fantasy

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New York Times bestselling author Taylor Anderson’s phenomenal alternate history Destroyermen series continues as a game-changing conspiracy throws the hope of honor, trust, and survival into chaos....

Matt Reddy’s old Asiatic Fleet destroyer USS Walker has been mysteriously transported to an alternate version of earth. Here WWII is no longer raging, and Reddy and his crew have been trying to find a new place for themselves in this strange new world.

Now, along with the felinoid Lemurians and Imperial allies, they fight to keep the reptilian Grik, a race growing in supremacy, from reconquering the Lemurians’ ancestral home on Madagascar. Reddy and his crew are exhausted, far from reinforcements, and wildly outnumbered, so the odds seem greater than ever before.

As for the fate of the Americas, Don Hernan and the evil Dominion have gathered to annihilate the forces behind the walls of Fort Defiance as a shadowy power with an agenda all its own rises with chilling resolve.

As the war teeters on a knife-edge, a tipping point may have been reached at last—and cold steel and hot-blooded valor will remain the ultimate weapons.

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Not a bad book. Things kind of slowed down a bit. There were a few intense moments but after the last book I feel the author both let things calm back down and set up some stories for the next book to cover. I really enjoyed the pacing. Things are getting stretched out a bit and its even mentioned in the book by several characters so I have to feel that its intentional by the author. He wants you to really feel what its like for these soldiers to be in such strung out shape. I really wanna know

Another decent episode. On to the next one.

Still bloody and nerve wrecking.

Another very enjoyable installment from Taylor Anderson. I thought he became bogged down about 7 or 8 in the series, but I am glad I held on. The 9th book in the series corrected the mild slide (still all 10 very good reads) but this one recaptured those things I liked so much about book 3. Shortcomings here? If you want to call them that. I still think it's a little light on content (not quantity) on the war in the Americas. Wonderful battle scenes and I loved the Lemurian Sargents, but there

This is the 10th book in the Destroyermen series by Taylor Anderson. The entire series has been a solid and consistent 4 stars.....this one however, not so much. This one fell between 2 and 3 stars. I feel bad for giving it 3 stars. This book is the first time this series felt long. I've enjoyed the characters and their culture shock, war dilemmas, and the relationships with each other and the new life they are encountering. This one lacked a good portion of that. It was singular in focus. It

Grik die! Doms die! Danger lurks!Verified Purchase(What's this?)This review is from: Straits of Hell (Destroyermen Book 10) (Kindle Edition)In this volume, the fighting in the West is a throw back to the old, almost mindless Grik mass assaults. Unknowingly our heroes may have worsened their prospects by killing the commanders of the old style Grik army. The fighting in the East is edge of your chair suspenseful. Even though the bulk of STRAITS OF HELL concerns battles, the world Geo-political

Taylor Andersons DESTROYERMEN series is getting boring. Thats because, with each book, it's more like "Ground Hog Day"...same stuff different day. Some fighting, some politics, some enemies, some friends. The characters are all interesting and it's fun to see their next adventure...but, this adventure is just like the last adventure...but its all stuff weve seen before. The book does not advance the plot, much, except there are a couple of memorable battles--we've seen those before. Don't try to