It reads. like Catcher in the Rye if it was set during the opioid epidemic.
Gorgeous & Quietly Devastating
Review from Opioid, Indiana →
I have missed Mack, Phoenix Force, & Able Team series. I own all of the books up untill the late 90’s. But with my vision difficulties audio is my current route to enjoyment. Thank you to the Pendleton’s for this
After awhile the pervy old woman thing got old and annoying. Also the private working directly under a general with apparently no one else in the room just seemed lazy. As did just calling the stuff “energy” that they were going to “figure out” how to turn to electricity. I think calling it a new..
Review from The Sniper →
I thought this was gonna be more like the Carlos Hathcox book 93 confirmed kills, If you’re like me and 10 to 15 years ago, you saw the sniper shows on history channel I believe where they talked about his pretty famous engagement the river crossing you’re not going to get to hear about those..
not the best one, but this whole series was so good.. you fell in love with all the characters. loved it.
love how they expanded the story and to see get a glimpse of what you will see in book 3. I am so excited for the next book.
I discovered this book purely by happy accident. It was captivating from the opening right to the end. It is a thrilling narrative, but more than that, we have the chance to sit alongside Jim Crigler on his journey to discover the true meaning of honor and character
Good information on the status of the armies during and after Gettysburg. Meade was put in a near impossible position and preformed admirably. This is a good addition to the record that honors his service.
The book is sensitively and honestly written. Although the missions in 1972 were not as intense as before the war was winding down, they were non the less dangerous. But, this book is also about the role of Warrant Officers and their roles flying helicopters. I was one of the last Warrants in the Air..
