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A hard book to listen to

Revisado: 04-09-25

This book is probably better read than listened to. There are many characters to keep up with and some of the characters have more than one name. The storyline wanders more than a lost 3 year old in Walmart. I cannot recommend this book

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The research to write this book was meticulous

Revisado: 03-14-25

I would rate the second book about the 1948 Senatorial race as the best, Master of the Senate second and this book third The first book about the early years is fourth. That said, all the books are good and if you enjoy history, none of the four will disappoint. I thought the portion of this book just before and after the death of Kennedy was best. I felt I was there in the room with Johnson

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Not as good as reviews

Revisado: 01-18-25

10 percent of this book was good. 40 percent was average and 50 percent was hoping this toothache of a book would go away or at least get better. Long stretches of this book drug like an anchor on a ship. The narrator was good. The last quarter of the book was the best part

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Awful, simply awful

Revisado: 11-17-24

Maybe this book is okay reading it but it is horrible trying to listen to it. The characters are completely unsympathetic and the plot jumps around like a kangaroo on meth The only purpose of this book is to burn one of your Audible credits

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Bravery, courage, character. What more can you ask for?

Revisado: 09-21-24

Have your teenage son read this to hear about real role models These men gave their all. Very well written with excellent narration

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Story was intriguing

Revisado: 08-14-24

The narration and beginning were hard to follow but became easier as the story advanced. This book is probably better read than listened to

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Grisham again disappoints

Revisado: 08-07-24

This book is not as bad as “The Exchange” but is very predictable and slow moving. It could be summarized in 5 sentences and the reader would miss little. If you want twists and turns in the story this is not the book for you. The storyline reads as straight as the heart monitor on a dead patient

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Exciting adventures of World War Two

Revisado: 07-23-24

They were heroes doing their duty. My father was one of them. May they rest in peace. This book gives more detail than any other I have read but did not know of the time my father and crew landed on the enemy airfield. They told their radar operators when the got back to their correct airfield they had been flying real low as they did not want to fill out reports explaining their mistake and to explain why the radar operators had lost them on radar. Radar was not as advanced then.

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Well researched but so dry it makes the Sahara Desert look like an oasis

Revisado: 07-01-24

This book is suited for history and gossip enthusiasts. The first 80 percent of the book is very slow moving and a struggle to get through. This is a 17 hour book. This book is not for those who require action and not talk. People who like to hear themselves talk and those that need to brag at a party about what they are reading should read this book. It is very well researched It is largely about who said what and who was flirting with someone else’s wife or husband although I don’t know what that had to do with Fort Sumter

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Setting was well described

Revisado: 06-01-24

This book would receive a solid C. It neither interested me so much I could not quit listening nor was so bad I did not want to finish it

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