by Scott Turow, Edward Herrmann
As historic fiction about World War II, the story succeeds. The battles were real and the descriptions authentic. They put the reader in the midst of the danger and the carnage. The arrogance of the commanding officers is exposed as are the petty prejudices of the soldiers as well as their fear of c...
I found this to be an enjoyable piece of historical fiction. There was a good mix of action, character development and suspense involved in the story, at least for the World War 2 portions of the book. The part that didn't work for me was the part of the book set in modern day. I thought that took t...
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