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Well done – informative and clears up anti- Jewish myths? please love your neighbor as yourself and love God with all your heart

Alan Eckert is becoming one of my favorite authors. This book has had me riveted to it. Love these books on historical figures

Out of sequence m. I don’t like flash back stories. This takes you back to Miami meeting Danielle. Should be book 1.

Great narration. Fun, interesting characters. Fast moving story. I am ready to read the next book.

I really enjoyed the story line and the characters. The voices were great too. thanks. I’ll be checking the rest of the stories.

What I loved 1- I did not want to put it down until I was finished. 2- I wanted the good guys to overcome and survive. 3- When faced with obstacles, the captains first thought was how to solve the problem at hand. What I didn’t like: 1- All characters were far to quick to..

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Vivid portrayal of the complexity of Indian and American colonial and post revolutionary relations. George Washington makes an effective lense through which to explore the motivations of both government and its citizens’ behavior in regard to the Indians and their land. Filled smoothly with references gleaned from other historians. Filled with interesting details. Never dull…

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Saya sat to my left fidgeting, to my right Saya sat unblinking. that is all.

The book is a terrific a compliment, but at every equation, graph, and diagram, we are reminded that they are available, in the print and e-book. After the first few hundred, it starred to get old.

the audio of this recording sounded like it was in a tin can inside of a hallway. it was actually slightly uncomfortable to listen to at any moderate volume level. it was like the richness and fullness of the audio range was removed. hopefully the next book fixes this.