Kirov (novel series)
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 Heavy nuclear guided missile cruiser (TARKR) Kirov (circa 1983) | |
Kirov (2012) Cauldron Of Fire (2012) Pacific Storm (2013) Men Of War (2013) 9 Days Falling (2013) Fallen Angels (2013) Devil's Garden (2013) Armageddon (2013) Altered States (2013) Darkest Hour (2013) Hinge Of Fate (2014) Three Kings (2014) Grand Alliance (2014) Hammer Of God (2014) Crescendo Of Doom (2014) Paradox Hour (2015) Doppelganger (2015) Nemesis (2015) Winter Storm (2015) Tide Of Fortune (2015) Knight's Move (2015) Turning Point (2015) Steel Reign (2016) Second Front (2016) Tigers East (2016) Thor's Anvil, (2016) 1943 (2016) Lions At Dawn (2017) Stormtide Rising (2017) Ironfall (2017) Nexus Deep (2017) Field of Glory (2017) Prime Meridian (2017) Event Horizon (2017) Dragonfall, (2018) 1944 (2018) | |
| Author | John Schettler |
|---|---|
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Genre | Science fiction Alternate history |
| Media type | Print (e-book and paperback[1]) |
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The Kirov series is a long chain of linked novels written by John Schettler[2][3][4] in the science fiction genres of alternate history and time travel. Based on the premises of The Final Countdown, Kirov novels deal with a consequences of modern warship - Russian battlecruiser Kirov - being thrown back in time and forced to take part in the events of World War II and other global conflicts. As it is placed right in the middle of the war zone and too powerful to be ignored, battlecruiser and her crew need to find their way through the formidable opposition, which is proven to be very difficult, despite vast technology advantage and historical knowledge. Books have a significant focus on the psychology of the people involved and establishing both emotional and rational reasons to their actions.
Series premise[edit]
Powerful Russian battlecruiser Kirov (Soviet navy class - тяжелый атомный ракетный крейсер (ТАРКР) - heavy nuclear guided missile cruiser) in a result of the nuclear incident is transferred back in time from 2021 into the Northern Atlantic of 1941 where it subsequently becomes embroiled in World War II. As mighty warship and her crew try to survive, they significantly influence the course of the events in the known history.
Protagonist[edit]
The BCGN Kirov in the novels is the result of a fictitious modernization which took place in 2010-2020, based on the parts of sisterships and adding some modern weapon suites and electronic gear, which was not available on the original prototype in the 1980s. Battlecruiser after the modernization on 2010-2020
References[edit]
- ↑ "35 books of Kirov saga at Amazon". amazon.com. Retrieved 2016-04-01.
- ↑ "The Home of Author John A Schettler". Dharma6.com. Retrieved 2016-04-01.
- ↑ "The Kirov Series – by John Schettler | Kirov Series". Kirovseries.wordpress.com. 2013-03-16. Retrieved 2016-04-01.
- ↑ "The Writing Shop Web Design". Writingshop.ws. 1941-12-06. Retrieved 2016-04-01.
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