The Americans have held Wake Island... but only Wake Island. Everywhere else, the Allies are on the run. Singapore, Java, the Philippines - all have fallen to the Japanese onslaught. In the South Pacific, a handful of Allied warships are all that stands between the Japanese and Australia. They wait for Imperial Japan to reach Into the Coral Sea. In the Central Pacific, the carriers of the U.S. Pacific Fleet wait for the Combined Fleet to Return to Wake Island. The battles will rage across thousands of miles of sea, land, and sky. Will Japan conquer all, or will the Allies hold the line? Find out in the sequel to Wake Relieved - The Spring of '42.

December, 1941. The Japanese have attacked Pearl Harbor, Guam, Malaya, the Philippines. Everywhere, the Allies are on the run. Except on a tiny coral atoll in the middle of the vast Pacific, where a valiant group of Americans - Marines, sailors, soldiers, and civilians - have repulsed the first Japanese attempt to capture their isolated little outpost. But the Japanese will be back. Only the U.S. Pacific Fleet can save them - if it can get there in time. Yamamoto. Kimmel. Yamaguchi. Halsey. The race for Wake Island is on. Wake Relieved is the story of a what-if: What if the United States Pacific Fleet had tried to save Wake Island from the Japanese in December 1941? In this alternate history, Admiral Halsey's carriers head for Wake - and an early showdown with the Imperial Japanese Navy.