Barbara Denberg

Honor Faith and Hope

Revisado: 03-07-25

A story that needs to be told. An immense intense description of the POW Pacific experience and the stateside women who toiled without parades and flags to break codes and win the war. Truly breathtaking

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Pompous

Revisado: 02-28-25

What should have been a compelling story of womanhood health and challenges evolved into an angry story of its America’s fault it’s corporate America ‘s fault and avoids her own choices. Coupled with the expected racist America rants and anti Trump screams made this book unappealing.

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Love of music and band mates

Revisado: 12-19-24

Interesting story well narrated and loved hearing about well known bands and others. What a joy to have been part of this revolution

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Importance of the story

Revisado: 02-20-24

The Japanese incarceration and the 442 were stories I thought I understood but this book told me otherwise. Incredibly researched well written and a wonderful narrator brought me to tears awareness and a new perspective on this history. A must for the classroom and others who want to be enlightened.

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A criminal lawyer’s life

Revisado: 07-26-23

The Stagg Nate Shepherd series was new to me a month ago…no longer. Six down and cannot wait for the next. Nate is a good man with good friends who are a bit unusual and a large loving family. He is a relentless fighter for truth and justice who you want on your side. The narration is wonderful and the cases are interesting. Perhaps we need a Cade and Olivia book as well.

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Scott Brick and Meltzer at their best

Revisado: 02-07-23

Historical fiction that almost sings to you with its facts and policies and the larger than life Big 3. This is an interesting story line that may or may not be true but does not matter! Loved it!

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An American Love Story

Revisado: 08-09-21

This is a grand love story played out over small town Utah to the skies over Germany to the POW camp that Evans found himself. His love for his wife, family and country while challenged never diminish. Important WW2 info about pilot training, the Battle of the Bulge and American Generals is woven quite cleverly around the love letters back and forth between the adoring couple. Bravo!

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Balson Never Disappoints

Revisado: 10-18-20

You will love Eli and his drive to survive and move forward on his promise.

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just amazing

Revisado: 10-18-20

This is a story of loss and how deeply it affects people. And it is a story of life going on but not as before. There is no happy ending and there is no resolution that you know in time things will be better. What you are left with is a tragedy that encompasses the two protagonists and other players in the story and their background and some sliver of hope. But it's enough...more than enough.

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Amazing

Revisado: 10-05-20

When I first heard about this book, I wondered how I would be kept interested for so many hours. They lived and died and the letter went unanswered. But I was wrong., this is a family saga worth the time and a story worth learning about. I learned much from the history of immigration and was surprised at the level of communication maintained up until 1942 or so. Please listen or read, you will not be disappointed.

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