Redemption at Hacksaw Ridge

The Gripping True Story That Inspired the Movie

De: Booton Herndon, Les Spear - prologue, Max Cleveland - foreword

Narrado por: Chris George

The men of the 77th Infantry Division couldn't fathom why Private Desmond T. Doss would venture into the horrors of World War II without a single weapon to defend himself.

"You're nothing but a coward!" they said. But the soft-spoken medic insisted that his mission was to heal, not kill.

When Desmond knelt by his bunk to pray, his fellow soldiers hurled boots and insults at him. Even his commander wanted to throw him out of the army. But when his unit arrived on the battlefield, the intrepid medic quickly proved he was no coward.

One terrifying day in the vicious battle for Okinawa, dozens of Desmond's former tormenters lay wounded and bleeding atop Hacksaw Ridge. As Japanese bullets rained down, their fate seemed hopeless.

Could one unarmed man save their lives?

This pause-resister will keep you riveted to your seat as you discover how Desmond Doss became the first conscientious objector to receive the Medal of Honor. Desmond's dramatic true story of integrity, redemption, and heroism will inspire you to live by the courage of your convictions.

©2016 Booton Herndon (P)2016 Remnant Publications

A Gripping, Inspiring Story.

This narration was awesome and it shed light on the importance of Mr. Desmond Doss.

Excellent story of courage and faith

This is one of the best books I've read in recent years. I highly recommend it.

Heroes come in all forms!

I've been fascinated by this story ever since my parents bought me the story of private Doss when I was a child (I'm in my early 50's). Listening to this more detailed product, has only increased my admiration for a true patriot, and wonderful Christian.

clean and exciting!

well written, the reader was exciting and engaging. fantastic story, will definitely recommend to others!

Exceptional testimony about trusting God!!

many more personal stories than the movie hacksaw Ridge. Reality off his convictions and grit is much greater than the movie portrayal.