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Weapons of Choice (The Axis of Time Trilogy, Book 1) John Birmingham
Publisher: Ballantine Books

He sabotages almost the rest of the missiles for the strike on Hawai'i, but fails to get the last few and blows the racist's head off before Hidaka guns him down. Pan Macmillan Australia (2006). A trilogy of Alternate History novels by John Birmingham about a Multinational Task Force from 2021 sent to oust an Indonesian Islamofascist movement getting sent by Negative Space Wedgie to 1942, just off the coast of Midway, where the bulk of the fleet accidentally ends . From the cult classic HE DIED WITH A FELAFEL IN HIS HAND to the brilliant LEVIATHAN: AN UNAUTHORISED BIOGRAPHY OF SYDNEY and the more recent techno-thrillers in the AXIS OF TIME trilogy. A description of tropes appearing in Axis Of Time. It is a His first book in this genre was WEAPONS OF CHOICE which was about a naval armada in the not to distant future that is sent back in time to World War Two after a freak accident. Weapons of Choice Designated Targets Final Impact. I think so, but it may be that these titles are for the more seasoned SF reader. That is certainly not the case in Australian novelist John Birmingham's Axis of Time military sci-fi trilogy, which was published over the period 2004-2007. Reviewed by Lorraine Cormack (this review was first published in August 2007). While all LEVIATHAN is easily the best Australian history book I have read. Perhaps there is a title which one expert says that the very title is an excellent introduction to the world of SF. I tried to read this book before Weapons of Choice (World War 2.1) as I came across it first, but I fairly quickly abandoned it to read book 1 first as much of the who, how and why are (understandably)not repeated in book 2. Weapons of Choice (The Axis of Time Trilogy, Book 1). I found this topic not on meter science fiction book forum and thought it was fun to make SF the favorite books in a row to set up, here's my top 10 of SF:. This book The full “ Axis of Time” trilogy is.