War of the Wolf by Bernard Cornwell
Cornwell is a master storyteller that is hard to beat. His plots flow easily from one event to the next. The writing is superb. The character development is exc...
Category: Reviews
Book reviews
A Fierce Glory by Justin Martin
I have read many accounts of the Battle of Antietam - most focus solely on either side or give a balanced view of the battle. Martin gives a balanced account of...
September Mourn by Alann Schmidt and Terry Barkley
Antietam (and almost every battle in the Civil War) has been analyzed and written about ad nauseam. The authors find another angle to look at the Union victory ...
A Tiger among Us by Bennie G. Adkins and Katie Lamar Jackson
Adaptable. Cunning. Ferocious. Fearless. The Indochinese tiger is just one of the formidable predators roaming Vietnam's jungle. In 1966 a small band of US Spec...
Ahab’s Return by Jeffrey Ford
The book is part mystery (finding Ahab's family) and part fantasy (the mythical characters). The mythical characters and the settings are intriguing. I have nev...
The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells
This all comes together in a perfect mix of humor, action and suspense. Each book moves the story forward in some way and adds another layer of detail but cont...