Rage of Battle continues on from WWIII with the Brentwoods, Freeman & other characters continuing their story arcs as the various battles unfold around the world. Having already kicked everything off there seems to be more direction and a more rapid course of events in this book, however I feel if you'd not read the first you would be a bit out of your depth and not a lot would make too much sense and would all seem aimless as opposed to the decent structure that the plot does follow.

Overall - pretty good, worth a look (if you can find the one before it). ( )