Focuses on the early part of his career up to his Lt Gen appointment. Nothing controversial not considered elsewhere but plenty of details to make it engaging.
Filled in some gaps
Review from Soldier of Destiny →
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The Details
Review from Understanding Options →
It’s well written for the beginner to the intermediate trader.. Its so informative and clear to the trader. I look forward to listening to it again.
Confirmation
Review from War of the Gods →
I absolutely loved it it was super long but so beneficial and knowledgeable n just further proves what I have intuitively known all along
innacurrate
Review from John Hancock →
this book is written by a Marxist who doesn’t understand basic economics or history. what a tragedy this book is to one of the great founding fathers. I drew the line and shut the book off when he said “raising taxes won’t be passed to the consumer and raise price, merchants just did it out..
Fun litrpg
Review from Awaken Online: Catharsis →
Enjoyed it from front to back. Very little filler. Right to the action. Starting book 2 now.
Just finished this book and it’s my favorite so far. I’ve already got 5 downloaded and ready to go lol. It’s great to see another perspective of the main storyline. The world building is awesome and the drama is great. The whole series so far has been amazing. Glad my dad recommended it to me.
I really liked this one. The story was great and the “complicated series of gestures” phrase which was beat to death in most of the other books was only heard once (I think) in this one. MUCH better. The author found creative ways to say the same thing without using the same phrase over and..
Not the best installment
Review from Timeless →
Overall, I liked the story progression. However, the earth avatar was the worst. I wanted Jason to off her about 15 min after meeting her.
Unconquered has it all — everything you could ask for to experience the Amazon jungle vicariously. This incredibly well written adventure filled with pitfalls and close calls, encounters and egos, teamwork and tribulations, would be wise reading for anyone considering a journey beneath the canopy. Furthermore, any combatant command with an interest in jungle operations..
I’ve noticed that a lot of these lit rpg authors have phrase they just love to use and this guy’s is all about pits and holes in the stomach. Not that annoying but definitely noticeable. Also make this an anime, like now. Kinda like Awaken Online kimda.