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Best one of series Love the the ground actionDo da do dado da do da

Very good as always. I like that the story is growing and headed in an interesting direction.

The people and stories in this collection will inspire and move you. Should be required reading in every high school. The reader isn’t bad but I wish he had just asked someone how to pronounce French words like Monsieur and Andre Gide and charge d’affaires. But it’s hard to say anything negative about this incredibly..

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I so look forward to each new book. The characters keep evolving and the story line keep moving. No feel of “ I’ve Heard this before”.

Should have been twice as long to develop characters back stories and their relationship, especially with the many additional characters introduced as the first book in a series. It was forced, both MCs wimpy & whiny. Female MC cannot be called a heroine. So many character inconsistencies. Details rape/mutilation/perversions of villain which given the length..

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I loved the performance of the narrator, his voice did well conveying especially emotional points of the story. The writings itself I believe are a solid glimpse into the author’s experience of the war, touching on a couple important battles and containing some often overlooked details by other authors on the Civil War. That said,..

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Narration is superb: pronunciation, enunciation, inflection, pace, cadence, varied rhythm are all excellent. Story is exciting, informative, well structured, although I could do with less biographical information. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

These seem to be telling less of a story and leave holes that can only be filled by the next book or two. A little disappointed

Awesome story, enjoyable learning, Andres is such an inspiration—can’t wait to prove his theories wrong too lol.

An interesting story of a long journey, surrounded by the trials and tribulations humans have amoungst one another. solid plot, good characters, interesting universe.