Storming the Black Ice

By: Don Brown

Narrated by: Simon Bubb

When British geologists discover the world's largest oil reserves under the desolate, icy tundra of Antarctica, Britain and Chile form a top-secret alliance for control of petroleum resources that will rival the economic power of OPEC.

But when their discovery is uncovered by an Argentinean intelligence officer, a surprise-attack against a secret British outpost in Antarctica triggers a war. Britain and Chile are in a military standoff against Venezuela and Argentina, and when the war escalates, Britain asks America for help.

For two couples separated by the battle, the outcome will be either love reunited or devastating heartbreak.

For a young British boy living with his mother in London, his father’s life is on the line.

And for Pete Miranda, an American sub commander detailed on a special military assignment to his father's homeland of Chile, will his fate be a crushing death under the icy-cold waters of the Antarctic Ocean, or a future of life, light, and a second chance for love?

“. . . the realistic scenes of submarine warfare and daring escapes, along with family, love, and romance make this a surefire hit for fans of military, war, and suspense novels.” —CBA Retailers and Resources

Storming the Black Ice

Would you listen to Storming the Black Ice again? Why?

This was an engaging, riveting story.

Which scene was your favorite?

The submarine encounters. I also enjoyed the developing relationships.

Any additional comments?

The suspense and narration were excellent.

Best reader ever!

This reader had so many great voices and sound effects it made listening a real pleasure! The story was great too!

Warning: Despite listed as 3rd book in series

Warning: Despite listed as 3rd book in series it has nothing to do with the original two books in the series. None of the characters in previous books are in this book. Otherwise, it's an okay book.

Great!

Lots of action and intriguing story! (Would not like to be in a sub in warfare!) I read Christian novels and I liked the bit of truth woven in. But not too much for those who don’t want that. Love his stories!

Boring and simplistic

My title says it all. Story is very predictable and simplistic. The religious preaching undertones are annoying and don’t add anything to the story.