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“Should be Book of the Month Club and NY Times Top Ten. Very enjoyable read.”
William Brooks, Contributing Editor –– Soldier of Fortune magazine “Well done, riveting…a wonderful evocation of Ruark’s ‘Something of Value’ and the movie, ‘The Deer Hunter’, with the bonus of insight into the development of the combat photographer.” Daniel Eliseuson, Past President –– Int’l Combat Camera Assoc. “Masterful writing. The comments about race a reflection of the society in which we live.” Ismael Hakim, Ph. D. –– Education, Grand Valley State University “Great book! Chet Green is a consummate writer with an expertise in description and phonetically vernacular dialogue.… A well-written, -edited and -researched novel with a social-issue message.” Kaye Trout Book Reviews “If you want something that makes you think as well as to be entertained, you won’t be disappointed.” Dad of Divas’ Reviews |
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“Well written and well researched with an excellent story line. Sad that little has really changed in the Horn of Africa in the 36 years since the time of the story.” Bill Sullivan, Former Journalist |
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“A modern swashbuckling tale of sorts set in a near modern-day conflict. A riveting read that will be hard to put down.” Midwest Book Review |
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“Not a typical war story, but one that makes it clear the author knows his subject intimately and isn’t afraid to share. Intelligent and thought provoking about so much more than war.” Suzy Davis, English Lecturer — University of Tennessee |
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