Shadows of Steel

by Dale Brown

Book Overview

When Iran begins stirring up trouble in the Persian Gulf, the newly-elected president of the United States calls on a top-secret cell of the CIA's Intelligence Support Agency, code named Future... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0399141391
• ISBN13: 9780399141393
• Release Date: July 1996
• Publisher: Putnam Adult
• Length: 367 Pages
• Weight: 1.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 6.5" x 9.4"

Customer Reviews

My favourite B-2 is on flight again in this book

Shadows of Steel was my fourth book from Brown's Aeoro techno thriller. This time, the story took me to the mid east...after the B2 had its experiences in South East Asia (Sky Masters). The story is very good and I really enjoyed reading it. But damn! I felt myself sitting as a CO Pilot with Patrick in B-2 again..! Although it's not that heavy thriller written in previous 'Sky Masters', But Brown is still genious with story writting! He is still the best Pilot! So everyone who is in flight enthusiast, don't miss it!

Shadows of Steel

I think this book is very good, it tells in detalil how everything works, not like "The bomb droped and it blew up its target"

Unbeleivable realism, an Incredible Thrill ride!

I read "Day of the Cheetah" about 8 years ago, and have been a devout Dale brown fan every since. "Shadows of Steel" was yet another great book by a great author. Dale gives us Characters that pull you into the story. A Chinese Built aircraft carrier, and Patrick McLanahan in a B-2 Stealth. What more do you need? I must also strongly recommend "Tin Men", this might be my favorite so far.

GREAT READ-- also recommend THE OMEGA MISSILE

I enjoyed this book greatly. An interesting premise-- given current events. I also recommend THE OMEGA MISSILE which I just read. Another scary book about what might happen if things go wrong!!!

Beeaauutiful.....

Gotta love it! Dale Brown's 9th novel, Shadows of Steel features a battle-scarred B-2A stealth bomber countering the threat of an Iranian aircraft carrier and an Iranian military coup. The novel did a tremendous job of conveying the dark fascination of carrying out precision strikes unseen by your enemy. In fact, the only complaint I could have was that in the dialogue everybody kept saying "B-2A", whereas it seems to me they would usually just say "B-2". But what do I know? Maybe the story relied a little bit too much on non-lethal weapons, and there was a minor innacuracy involving the maximum speed of the AIM-54C Phoenix missile, but these minor problems don't take much from the story. A must-read if you're a Dale Brown fan and a stealth bomber fan. Enjoy