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A Dawn Like Thunder
- Narrated by: David Rintoul
- Length: 9 hrs and 57 mins
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Summary
The human torpedo, or chariot, is the ultimate weapon in a war, and only men of extreme courage or recklessness volunteer for the special operations missions requiring its use. Reeman has also written 22 novels under the pseudonym Alexander Kent.
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- Simon
- 10-08-22
Another good listen
Another Reeman classic that has the usual twists and turns but enjoyable.Some quality problems in the last chapter which is frustrating.Narrator excellent as always
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- Boonfoog
- 21-02-23
Human torpedoes
Decent story, but a bit too much romance and soul searching for me, not One of Dougie’s best.
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- Fred Jones
- 28-02-23
Stirring war story
A stirring and entertaining war story. This author has a good handle on combat and war and writes a fine tale with tense combat sequences but also covered the effects of war on the characters. David Rintoul does a fine job with the narration bringing the story to life.
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- Andrswal
- 22-06-24
Formulaic
I do like Douglas Reeman stories usually however this one is a tired rehashing of a standard formula which was extremely predictable with unbelievable instant romances and clearly define baddies and goodies a poor example of his work
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