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I spent 22 years in the Navy. This was how it was. There were people who did more work than others, there were incompetent leaders, there were people who tried to cover themselves, and I make a decision. This is a realistic representation of shipboard life

almost quit in chapter 1 . hoping for better in the rest of series

What an entertaining story! A refreshing and unique storyline that builds and builds in an unexpected way though not out of the realm of future possibility. loved it

I enjoyed this story very much but narration in some parts was cringe worthy. Overall it was good

Happiness tells many character stories. The avatar setup is different from others and fun to unravel.

i guess in a similar fashion this book surfs around the subject until you are tired of it. at some point i am tired of hearing about the village krushev is from.

Very detailed and engaging history of the battle. Contains new interpretations and analysis, including how the battle affected civilians and McClellan’s relationship with President Lincoln. Recommend for the serious historian.

I am very invested in Finn and Jason, this was an epic story! off to go get the next book

This book doesn’t just teach history, it teaches the value of historical curiosity. Easily my favorite Parenti book, and my favorite book on Ancient Rome.

Epic battle. Character development. It’s all here. I’m glad I read all the books up to Hellion. The continuity in nuances add to the story telling.