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  • Damon
  • HANFORD, CA, USA
  • 06-28-05

Outstanding!!!

Fascinating story about a little publicized aspect of WWII. This was my favorite audiobook of the year, and I listen to 2 or 3 a month!

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eehhh

a bit too sing songy an romantic, I need more blood an guts in a ww2 story.

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  • Faith
  • North Carolina
  • 08-31-05

A very enjoyable book

This was just a fun story. The characters were interesting and engaging, and although parts of the story were predictable, I really enjoyed listening to this audiobook.

In addition, I thought the reader did a great job of bringing the story to life.

Do not an epic work of literature, but you can expect a good time.

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  • Jeromy
  • rantoul, IL, USA
  • 08-12-05

WHAT FUN

THIS IS A GREAT BOOK I LOVE THE READING AND COULDN'T WAIT TO DRIVE SO I COULD LISTEN AGAIN .THE STORY IS UNLIKE ANY I HAVE EVER READ,AND IT GIVES YOU A SENSE OF HOW REAL"SPIES" MOST LIKLEY WORK ALMOST BY PURE CHANCE AND LUCK!!!YOU WON"T BE UNHAPPY WITH THIS ONE A GREAT RIDE INDEED.