My God, we are losing this war.—Lt. Nicholas Cobb, USN
March 1943. The Usurper’s War has resumed, with disastrous results for the Allies. The Imperial Japanese Navy, flush with victory after securing their eastern flank, turns their gimlet gaze towards the ultimate prize for their Emperor: The Dutch East Indies.
For Commander Jacob Morton, XO of the U.S.S. Houston, the oncoming Japanese storm is not unexpected. The Houston and her Allied companions will have to fight against overwhelming odds, at night, against an enemy who claims the darkness as their own. Above the old, tired Allied fleet, Flight Lieutenant Russell Wolford leads his men in their attempt to negate the Japanese advantages in training with new technology. Beset on all sides, the American, Commonwealth, Dutch, and Australian (ACDA) forces resolve to hold out until the Allies’ industrial might can be brought to bear.
Collisions of the Damned is the continuation of the Usurper’s War series. Picking up where Acts of War left off, this book contains even more relentless combat and breathless naval actions than its predecessor. As Japan confronts a divided United States and its desperate allies, ordinary men and women are forced to make decisions that will have far reaching consequences.
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“As a maritime historian, I was very pleasantly surprised by how true Young’s naval combat scenes ring.”
— Daniel Butler, author of Unsinkable and Pearl
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James Young is an alternative history author and editor originally from Missouri. A longtime lover of history and award-winning author, James has edited or worked with bestselling authors Taylor Anderson, David Weber, and Sarah Hoyt. In addition to his fiction work, Dr. Young has been published in Proceedings, the Journal of Military History, and several other defense professional outlets. When not figuring out how to twist historical events, you can find James on the comic con circuit hawking his wares.
Jennifer Jill Araya has been trained as an opera singer and orchestral cellist, lending a musicality and depth of understanding to her narration that help bring her authors’ stories to life. When she’s not narrating, Jennifer can be found hiking, biking, running, or generally exploring her home city of Cincinnati with her husband, Arturo, and their two children.