Angels of the Pacific

A Novel of World War II

De: Elise Hooper

Narrado por: Karissa Vacker, Fran de Leon

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Memorable

Loved it. Kept my interest throughout. A wonderful story of love, cherished friendships but also pain and struggle to survive

Excellent

This book would make a terrific movie!
Great insight into the greatest generation. I loved it!

Great story, one of the performers is awful to listen to

Tess is voiced perfectly. Flor… not so much. Very hard on the ears. Might be better read hard copy.

Memories are Valuable Assets

Wen I was a child I remember my Uncle talking about the Baton death march.He had been with the Army that went along the route and looked for evidence of the men who died along that road. He said they found dog tags, teeth and the evidence of hundreds of men and women who died during that forced march. Later after I was married I lived in a compound on Luzon outside Clark Air Base. Many people talked about the march as the highway was named McArther Highway. This story is one not usually thought about. It’s one I would recommend to anyone who enjoys reading about history.

Fiction reflecting history’s little known events.

Well written story depicting the early days through to the end of WWII in the Philippines whose history is being forgotten.