I’ve been looking for a process and guidance from many difference sources. This book gave me to process to the celebrity authority path I’ve worked towards for the last 5 years.
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Fresh for this genre
Review from Restitution →
I have read all but one of Daly’s books so far, and found them all enjoyable enough. But this one held my interest the most. Some familiar characters from his other books. Some new one, and a new setting. I thought the characters were solid and mostly showed some progress throughout the tale. Definitely so..
I highly recommend if you’re looking for spiritual growth and insight based on Holy Scripture.
Boring
Review from Death Sentence →
Too much detail about his life after the murders, not enough about the court case proceedings.
The author writes the history in the tone of a novel which keeps the reader’s interest level high. He writes the story of the battle from the point of view of General Meade who has to be the most misunderstood figure of the Civil War. There are new interpretations based on evidence and logic. I..
This book is an absolute must for all believers in Jesus whom understand that there is a spiritual war being waged around us and within us for the very heart and soul of every single man woman and child!
As a combat veteran of Iraq 2004-2005 and a crew chief in 1/25 aviation I was able to relive some experiences of my tour through this book. with the Kiowa now retired the light armed scout is no longer on the battlefield. the aircraft being designed to replace it is a mosh mash of technology..
Stories Worth Knowing
Review from The Rifle →
Ordinary people who were extraordinary when others needed help My BSA leaders were all Pacific vetsI learned from them by their conduct I was a bit of a Marine I hope the post boomer generations find these people’s stories worth knowing too
Terrific narration and a great narrative from a writer whose “Gangster Warlords” book was also top-notch.
This is a must read for any student of Gettysburg or the civil war in general! It definitely fills in a gap by taking a much needed and objective look at Meade and his generalship both during the battle and the campaign in general. While the narrator had a very good tone and pace his..