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Great series

Revisado: 07-12-23

The American war hero series is excellent. Len Lomell is no exception. It’s the perfect length to give his heroics on D-Day and other battles their proper due. Not just like Lomell himself, or so the reader learns, the book doesn’t linger there. It gives you the complete picture if the man without too much detail, making tangents impossible. The entire series is perfectly concise. Oh to have such men on this generation alive today. How they are missed. Excellent all around.

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VERY detailed

Revisado: 07-08-23

This book is very dense and comprehensive. The only issue with it is it is hard to follow. It is likely a book that would be easier to follow in physical form. However with Robert Whitfield ad the reader and the type of info one gains any weakness can be worked through.

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Famous Sermons

Revisado: 06-26-23

“The Pulpit of the Reformation” is just that. For the reader it is like being transported in time, listening to Latimer, Knox and the other pillars of the reformation. It is awe inspiring.

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Very worthwhile read

Revisado: 06-23-23

This is a wonderful book that is based on a true story. It’s essentially about freedom during the Korean War. One for an escaped American POW and the other for a Christian North Korean and his desire for freedom from communism. It’s fast paced and exciting. And the reality that freedom is worth dying for is reiterated over abc over. Wonderful work.

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Perfect perspective

Revisado: 06-21-23

“The Lions Gate” is an exceptional book. What sets it apart is th format. It is basically written as personal stories and memories of those who fought and not as most military history books. The recollections are then weaved together to form a collective. The readers feels like he or she is there. Perfect narration from a master Malcolm Hillgartner.

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Magnum Opus

Revisado: 06-15-23

This truly is John Steinbeck’s magnum opus. With a career such as his it’s not an easy thing to narrow it down so. The book is a masterpiece. It’s as simple as that. And a more perfect narrator can not be found for this work.

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Complete

Revisado: 06-11-23

“At First Light” is a complete story of war, love, and life. And also horses. It’s a young man with all the promise of youth and the devastation that comes with wounds and lost love. But devastation can turn to renewal and lost love can be found. It’s a emotional journey, a complete story.

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Amazing Survival

Revisado: 06-07-23

One never tires of WWII and Great Depression survival stories. In this day and age they are sorely needed. There are not enough words of gratitude. This is another great one.

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Very Technical

Revisado: 06-06-23

“A Doctor at Calvary” is a very technical account about the accuracy of the shroud. As one not very familiar with the shroud it was easy to get confused. But after getting past this, it was a very interesting listen. In actuality it has little to do with Calvary itself but more about the Shroud. And it also provides a medical analysis of crucifixion. A worthwhile listen but one that requires foreknowledge.

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Unbelievable

Revisado: 06-03-23

“Ripcord” is a stunning work of a battle/battles that could have been won had American troops been actually supported. It’s maddening and frightening. Keith Nolan takes the reader into the heart of the conflict and makes the reader feel all emotions. It’s a roller coaster and how anyone got through it is a wonder. Brilliant retelling and narration.

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