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46 reviews
Matthew Bracken

Steelcutter Publishing, 2006

Taking On the Quislings
Whoooee!! What a bodacious book. Writers of fiction, who write didactically (which Matthew Bracken does in spades), can change the paradigms of history in a big way. And god knows, we need to change the political paradigm of America in a major way. If this novel is read widely, it could be just such a paradigm shifting vehicle. It is a powerful story with very endearing characters, ...

Reading the Enemy's Mind : Inside Star Gate--America's Psychic Espionage Program

29 reviews
Paul Smith, 2005

A really, really good read!
Paul Smith has produced a wonderful book here. It captures so much detailed information that it should make a wonderful documentary source. Yet, it is written so clearly that for those who have read other books on the subject (like me) it is very easy to skim to the parts that contain new information, insights, and details (and there's a whole lot of ALL of those throughout this book!) This book ...

The Bronze Killer: The Story of a Family's Fight Against a Very Common Enemy - Hemochromatosis

18 reviews
Marie Warder

D.W. Friesen & Sons, 1989

From the Publisher - just discovered! Brand new - all autographed!
Original edition - 1989 ISBN 0889258856 autographed. Collectors' item. Limited number available! $30.00

Phantom Soldier: The Enemy's Answer to U.S. Firepower

20 reviews
H. John Poole

Posterity Press, 2001

DANGER, DANGER, WILL ROBINSON
Danger, danger, is very much the message put forth in this book and it should be heeded before it is too late. Some reviewers have mentioned Sun Tzu and his rules of warfare. Sun Tzu puts forth a very reasoned and systematic set of rules that define a nations path to victory or defeat. By definition, our present leadership has us solidly on the path of defeat. Our people in the field have to ...

Eyes of a Killer/Behind Enemy Lines

20 reviews
Kane & Abel

St. Martin's Griffin, 1999

CANT GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS
It can't get any better than this! When I found out that Kane and Abel had wrote a novel I begged my mom to get it for me b/c I've hardly heard of a rapper/writer. Specially at the level that Kane and Abel are at. This book blew me away from the beginning to the end. I'm black but i'm not from the hood or any ghettos and i believe that anybody can read this book. ...

Enemy Pie (Reading Rainbow book)

30 reviews
Derek Munson

Chronicle Books, 2000

ENEMY PIE
What an outstanding piece of children's literature! This book reminds me of the old fashioned picture books of my youth with a modern feel. It teaches a valuable lesson without being preachy or didactic. Throughout the story a young boy struggles with a new neighbor who is not very nice. The two become sworn enemies, until, our main character, with the help of his Dad, decides to get even by ...

The Complete Public Enemy Almanac: New Facts and Features on the People, Places, and Events of the Gangster ...

23 reviews
William J. Helmer, Rick Mattix

Cumberland House Publishing, 2007

This needs a sixth star!
This is a must have referance/gangster/outlaw book. If this subject or even this era of history intrests you at all this book is a goldmine.

Friendly Enemies

132 reviews
Victoria Taylor Murray

PublishAmerica, 2003

Hello Gabe (XOXOXO)
I absolutely love this story! Gabe Baldwin is my favorite male character in this MUST READ series. His character is alpha-male, hot, sexy, and mysterious. I like that in the characters I read about. Of course, Charles Mason and Clint Chamberlain aren't bad either. I wouldn't kick either one of them out of the sack, hahaha! If you are a reader who wants to escape from it all via reading ...

The Most Dangerous Enemy

19 reviews
Stephen Bungay

Aurum Press Ltd, 2000

A Superb History of the Battle of Britain 1940
This is no rehash of other books. Yes, there are new sources and insights in this book. And what some of the other reviewers do not note is that Bungay draws upon the research of what might be called the "buff" community, those interesting and obsessed individuals who have devoted years to amassing information and understanding the men, decisions, organizations and technologies that all ...

Playing With the Enemy: A Baseball Prodigy, a World at War, and a Field of Broken Dreams

102 reviews
Gary Moore

SpringWater, 2008

Very Good Book
I loved this book. Two of my favorite subjects are baseball and World War II, so this book was perfect for me. I have also been in the submarine U505 at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, so that made the story even more interesting to me. I was also one of the people that incorrectly assumed that the character of Ray Laws was actually Elroy Face, but I apparently was far from alone ...

The Eye in the Door (Unabridged)

12 reviews
Pat Barker

audible.com

A war time society bends and buckles
After reading "Regeneration", the second novel of the trilogy "Eye in the Door" expands in terms of characterization and plot complexity. Whereas Regeneration is superb in its exploration of the consciousness of Siegfreid Sassoon and his psychiatrist, Dr. River; Eye in the Door expands the character of Billy Prior to become one of the most psychologically well developed and complex characters in ...

An enemy hath done this

11 reviews
Ezra Taft Benson

Parliament Publishers, 1969

An Enemy Hath Done This by Ezra Taft Benson
This book does an excellent job of outlining what American freedom is, why it exists, and what must be done to keep it. It debunks many of the common lies spread by socialists, communists and fascists that threaten freedom around the world and in America. Every good citizen should read this book, heed its warnings, and take the actions urged by its learned author.

The Enemy Papers

11 reviews
Barry B Longyear

Backinprint.com, 2005

"The Enemy Papers": two thumbs up!
Rumor has it the tenitive title for this book was "Enemy Mine Omnibus", but in the long run I'm glad they didn't call it that. "The Enemy Papers" is a collection of stories having to do with the war between the Dracs and Humans. The collection starts with an "abridged" version of the Draconian Talman or holy book. A revised/extended author's addition of "Enemy Mine" comes next in line with ...

Public Enemies (On the Run)

12 reviews
Gordon Korman, 2008

For reluctant readers
This series by Gordon Korman worked wonders for several reluctant readers in my class. These are good fast moving books that really move you on to the next in the series.

Looking Like the Enemy: My Story of Imprisonment in Japanese American Internment Camps

13 reviews
Mary Matsuda Gruenewald

NewSage Press, 2005

Eye Opening
My family was also sent to internment camps, actually some of the same ones as this author. We came from the same beloved Vashon. Being a child of a parental figure who came from that era and having had aunts and uncles, grandparents and great grandparents who had lived that experience but never spoken of it, this book has opened my eyes and helped me understand the severity of it all. I can ...

Enemies (Penguin Twentieth Century Classics)

11 reviews
Isaac Bashevis Singer

Penguin Books Ltd, 1996

Nobel Prize Winners are few and far between
There are reasons that Isaac Bashevis Singer won the Nobel Prize for Literature, and all of these reasons are apparent in ENEMIES, A LOVE STORY. Though he is not the only Jewish author to have won the Nobel, he is the only author whose primary writing was in Yiddish. Hence, the version of ENEMIES that I read was a translation. Still, the simplicity of his prose shines through the novel. His ...

Playing the Enemy: Nelson Mandela and the Game That Made a Nation

14 reviews
John Carlin

Penguin Press HC, The, 2008

A Mandela For All Seasons
This dazzling book could have been called "Loving the Enemy." That is, in fact, what Nelson Mandela did to prevent a much feared bloodbath in South Africa as it passed from the hated Apartheid regime to majority rule. "Playing the Enemy" shows how he did it - first by winning over his prison guards through forgiveness and simple human kindness then by his shrewd seduction of the white ...

My Enemy the Queen

18 reviews
Victoria Holt

Bt Bound, 1999

Spectacular Book!
This is, by far, one of the best books, if not the best, I have ever, ever read. Victoria Holt really did her research on this book, and it is a pleasure to read both from the fiction-lover's viewpoint, and from the biographers. Be forewarned, however, that if you are not already in love with Robert Dudley and Elizabeth I, you will be no later than halfway through the book.

Baby Face Nelson: Portrait of a Public Enemy

12 reviews

Cumberland House Publishing, 2002

Only Baby Face book you will ever need!
This is the one and only Baby Face book you need to read to know the truth. Do not bother with the many stereotype Nelson books-buy this and your collection is complete.

Behind Enemy Lines : The True Story of a French Jewish Spy in Nazi Germany

11 reviews
Marthe Cohn, Wendy Holden, 2002

A tale of courage and hope
This is a story of great personal courage in the midst of horrible tragedy. It is the story of Marthe Cohn who was born in the city of Metz, raised in a devout German- speaking Jewish religious household. Circumstances including the loss of her fiance led her to become a fighter in the French Resistance. Courageously she worked behind enemy lines to provide vital intelligence for the Allies. In ...

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