His writing is insightful and delightfully crafted to draw the reader into the ugliness of war while maneuvering us into exploring and untangling our own truth.
Eyes of the Blind
by John W. Huffman
Book Category: Historical Fiction
Reviewed by: Ron Camarda
ISBN (links go to the MWSA Amazon store): 1483988570
Fast paced Vietnam war thriller! It had me hooked from the start. Definitely a great read for anyone who enjoys modern war novels!
Some of the Best
by Thomas Calabrese
Book Category: Historical Fiction
Reviewed by: Bob Doerr
ISBN (links go to the MWSA Amazon store): B00G4B2E62
This legal novel written much on the lines of the movie The Verdict is a fast paced sequence of events catapulting the reader to the Korean War back to the 1980’s and finally to its conclusion in 2004. This book is perceptive and captivating until the very last sentence
We Were Beautiful Once: Chapters from a Cold War
by Joseph Carvalko
Book Category: Historical Fiction
Reviewed by: Dick Geschke
ISBN (links go to the MWSA Amazon store): 1620061716
I write a column called "The Red Pencil" for the Historical Novel Society's Historical Novels Review. This is an editing column that compares an early draft with the published version to show readers and writers how the author went from initial idea to final book.
History is said to be the propaganda of the winners. In America’s Greatest Blunder, Burton Pines shows how skillful propaganda can determine who the winners are.
by Burton Yale Pines
Book Category: History
Reviewed by: B. N. Peacock
ISBN (links go to the MWSA Amazon store): 098914870X