Black Star Rising

by Robert Gandt

As China expands its industrial might, it becomes one of the biggest oil-consuming countries in the world. And the only thing blocking China's access to an unlimited fuel supply is the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. When a Vietnamese oilrig is destroyed, China is obviously the culprit. The U.S.-recently joined in a defense pact with Vietnam-calls upon Commander Brick Maxwell to pilot the hyper-advanced Black Star stealth jet against the Chinese. But the Chinese have technology to match America's-and an old adversary of Brick's who is hunting him with a vengeance.

Genres: Military Fiction, Fiction

368 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 2, 2007

Reviews

[R]

Nail biting read. Especially if you are into flying and military action/tactics. Too bad there isnt another installment of Brick and Boyce after this yet.

[JoAnn Ainsworth]

A tense and intense story of technology theft used by Chinese against Vietnam/U.S. pilots that might lead to WWIII.

[Michelle]

Black Star Rising
Robert Gandt
Suspense
351 pages

[Wayne]

Predictable Gandt fare.

[William B.]

An Exciting Read

This is an action packed novel. it tantalizes ones ima . I am sorry it is finished.gination;It could be true.