Review from American Struggle →
Thank you, Mr. Meacham, for putting this together and reminding us of both the promise and the struggle. This has given me hope things will get back on track eventually. An inspiring collection, and the audiobook is beautifully done.
This book proves that we need to rethink about our historical figures. After 250 years it’s time we reassess. Benedict Arnold is one of the most underrated heroes, his contributions and strategies are being overshadowed by what people call a traitor. The book makes you make your personal decision.
This is, without question, one of the finest audiobooks I have ever listened to. The narration by Maggi-Meg Reed is nothing short of extraordinary; she does not merely read the text, she inhabits it. In her performance, she quite literally becomes Sybil, capturing every nuance, vulnerability, and quiet struggle with remarkable authenticity.The novel unfolds through..
If this was a democratic congressman, a Republican president, and all of it was true with all of this proof and evidence, we would be looking at a Pulitzer Prize winner. However, now with a blanket pardon and a cooperative press, this will just be another vast right wing conspiracy.
When I started out listening I thought it was going to be very difficult to listen to and stay with the storyline. But wow it gripped me till the end! Magnificent!
Review from Tom Paine’s War →
This description of the American Revolution with an eye to the contributions of Thomas Paine is timely and on target. It is a worthy reminder of our history at a time when we need it.
Review from The History of Sound →
I’m not usually a fan of short stories. This collection caught me off guard. The characters were interesting and troubled in a way that was easy to relate to and left you wondering where else their lives would go. Each story touched on another through a theme the characters shared, or their world coming together..
I hesitatingly bought this book. I spent over 13 yrs in Airborne units out of 21 yrs in the Army. I saw the author was a former Airborne NCO and was kind of expecting some “hoah-hoah” kind of book and felt it was a stretch to try and prove the impact of Airborne training and..
Review from The Correspondent →
I just loved listening to this beautiful book. So tender and poignant and the actors read their roles so well
Review from The Soul of Shame →
Loved the book, very insightful will definitely check out his other books. It showed shame in such a new light. Now I have internal work to do.