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The World War (Gamekeeper Series, Book 2)

9 reviews
Dave J. Putnam

Bulldog Press, 2004

Interesting sub-plot
One of the interesting sub-plots (in The World War) was the development of mechanized combined armies by Germany. In the prequel (Gamekeeper's Night Dog) Germany is given the designs for a T35, the most effective main battle tank in the real WW II. Unlike the real world Germany, the fictional Germany does not develop mobile war tactics on the battlefields of the Spanish Civil War. It conducts ...

Britain Uber Alles, Book One of the Uber Alles Trilogy (Uber Alles Trilogy) (Uber Alles Trilogy)

2 reviews
Dave J. Putnam

Bulldog Press, 2006

Dave's Best
The humor Dave Putnam used in this book made it by far the most enjoyable and engaging book he has written so far. I read the good doctor's review and what he failed to notice was this book is funny. I couldn't put it down, I chuckled throughout. The various characters were well developed and I felt empathy and understanding for animals I would never have thought possible, but Mr. Putnam ...

The fans speak out.(Letter to the editor): An article from: Baseball Digest
Keith Castelluccio, Rich J. Ludman, ...

Thomson Gale, 2007

This digital document is an article from Baseball Digest, published by Thomson Gale on April 1, 2007. The length of the article is 6144 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: The fans speak out.(Letter to the editor) Author: ...

10 Downing Street (Gamekeeper Series, Book 3) (Gamekeeper Trilogy)

3 reviews
Dave J. Putnam

Bulldog Press (CA), 2004

Putnam's Gamekeeper Series Better and Better
In book 3 of the Gamekeeper Series, Mr. Putnam really ups the pace. For all the readers who kept saying they were reading the same stories over and over again, and nothing truly new was being written, Mr. Putnam is what you asked for. The characters, both historical figures and new creations, have depth and personality far beyond those of most authors. The book abounds with imagination and ...