M L Baldwin

" [...] The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him. [...]" This was my first encounter with M.L. Baldwin's work. He created a unique story that I hope will never happen to us. The author perfectly presented what will happen when instead of our own defence, we count on NATO allies. The story hidden in the book "Deadlock" shook me deeply and aroused many emotions. I met a lot of characters here who are worthy of your attention. I could not come to terms with what happened to Joanna. Pain and anger, these were the emotions that accompanied me then. After this terrible event, I would have done exactly the same as Catherine. I hoped that the Russians would get what was due and this time they would lose. The story described here could take place in our reality. Thanks to the author M.L. Baldwin, I found myself in the heart of the war. I literally felt the missiles, drones and observing Apaches flying over my head. I had the opportunity to find myself in tanks, among other things. I also had to deal with the USA here. Will the NATO allies rise to the occasion and come to help? Do the Russians use human shields? I regret to say that Russia and its approach to war have not changed at all since World War II. This is perfectly presented by M.L. Baldwin in his book "Deadlock". A backward country remains a backward country. If you like politics, you have come to the right place. I recommend this book to readers with strong nerves that can withstand literally anything. The author created a very realistic story. Thanks to his descriptions, I felt what his characters felt. I advise you not to eat while reading. I was only and exclusively on the side of the British. The Russians irritated me greatly. The Russian president should have gone into battle himself, and not used others. I wonder if he would have been so brave then. The action of this novel takes place, among other places, in Great Britain. The ending is unconventional and gives the reader something to think about. I secretly hope that the author will return to this trilogy someday.