Modern War Gets Turbocharged in Walter A. Turner's The Last Cruise

The Last Cruise, penned by Walter A. Turner, takes readers on an unpredictable ride in the USS Abraham Lincoln as its missions take it from the Caribbean, to the seas around the Middle East, and back to its home port in Virginia. Wes Hardin and Tully Cain, aces from an earlier Turner title, lead the Lincoln's fighter squadron during the six-month voyage while mounting the newly deployed F-35 Lightning stealth fighter.

While the action rips through the turbulent seas and skies, Turner grounds the story in reality by interweaving international issues with the individual lives of the characters. He shows readers the personal struggles of the personnel aboard the Lincoln and how their last cruise transforms them. He reveals the synergy of Hardin and Cain as they work in tandem to apply their superiority in the stratosphere to the missions they are assigned. And amid the chaos of battle, he portrays the strong camaraderie that pumps motivation through the veins of the men and women of the US Navy.

Having been featured in the Beijing International Book Fair last August 24–28, 2016, The Last Cruise is now on Mach speed momentum. Turner continues to exhilarate readers with high-adrenaline action, which accelerates beyond the boundaries of the book's pages.
 
 
 
The Last Cruise . . . ?
Written by Walter A. Turner
Paperback | $26.95
E-book | $9.99
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and other online book retailers.
 
 
 

About the Author

Walter Turner is a retired teacher. He resides in Irvine, California, with his wife, Jean Anne, and their Chihuahua, Joey the Landshark.

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