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Fiction · 2006 · PG-13

The Rising Tide

by Jeff Shaara

North Africa, Sicily, Italy. The war that nobody talked about—until now.

As the forces of Nazi Germany overrun the nations of Europe and America is drawn into the war by the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, American troops and their British allies launch a campaign to stop Hitler on battlefields ranging from the deserts of North Africa to the rugged mountains of Sicily.

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Violence

A lot

WWII combat across multiple theaters; deaths depicted with historical authenticity; the scale of North African desert warfare

Language

Some

Moderate adult language; military dialogue throughout

Sexual Content

Barely any

No significant sexual content

Substance Use

Barely any

None

Emotional Intensity

Some

The weight of command—the decisions that determine who lives and who dies

What this book is about

Jeff Shaara's WWII novel covers the Allied campaign in North Africa through the invasion of Sicily and into Italy—told from the perspectives of both Allied generals and German commanders, including Erwin Rommel. Shaara's trademark multiple-POV military historical fiction delivers the war from both sides.

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