Pegasus Bridge: June 6, 194446 reviews Stephen E. Ambrose Simon & Schuster, 1988 Hold Until Relieved! + Engaging and Informative Read + As good as Band of Brothers + The British Band of Brothers             Night of Flames: A Novel of World War II26 reviews Douglas W. Jacobson McBooks Press, 2007 A suspenseful account of a little known aspect of WWII + loved it + just completed Night of Flames, by Douglas W. Jacobson, is a novel about World War II, and more specifically, about the Belgian resistance movement known as the White Brigade. The story is told primarily through the eyes of Jan and Anna Kopernik, a young Polish couple who is separated thoughout much of the war ...             Charlotte Gray61 reviews Sebastian Faulks Vintage, 2000 Into the Underground + A good read, but... + Good stuff, but falters also Mr. Faulks takes us on a spellbinding trip into the depths of the French underground in a totally beliveable, absobing tale. We follow an ordinary young woman caught up in extraordinary situation and live though it alonside her hour by hour day by day. If you are looking for other stories of common ...             The Winds of War97 reviews Herman Wouk Back Bay Books, 2002 Historical fiction at its finest + Not a Love Story + Tolstoyan + More epic than classic             Mila 1871 reviews Leon Uris Bantam, 1983 Another Great Uris Epic! + T. Martin + Inspiring + A moving story of courage and determination + When you read this, YOU ARE THERE!             War and Remembrance63 reviews Herman Wouk Back Bay Books, 2002 No words + War & Remembrance hard cover + The Best Book You Will Read On Any Subject + 1,382 pages worth of continuing monumental saga! + Winds of War/War & Remembrance Great Reads             Eye of the Needle117 reviews Ken Follett Harper Paperbacks, 2005 What a thriller!! + Suspense, Some Sex, and then Some More + Follett Set the Standard for the WW2 Thriller Genre with "Die Nadel" + This was a good one             A Thread of Grace77 reviews Mary Doria Russell Ballantine Books, 2005 An Inspiring Tale of Human Courage + a thread of grace by mary doria russell + Fascinating portrayal of little-known historical events + Relevant for our times and our lives             The Rising Tide: A Novel of World War II96 reviews Jeff Shaara Ballantine Books, 2008 Historical Fiction at its Best! + Page-turning story of the allied liberations of North Africa and Sicily Admittedly, I'm not familiar with Jeff Shaara's work outside of the movie "Gods & Generals," the sequel to the movie ("Gettysburg") inspired by his father's own historical fiction, "The Killer Angels." While I was not as impressed with the movie's take on history, I was led to the conclusion that ...             The Key to Rebecca46 reviews Ken Follett NAL Trade, 2003 The Key to Rebecca + The Key to Good Reading.....Follett + As always can not put the book down + The struggle to stop Rommel in the desert. + A Strategically Shaved Belly Dancer, Desert Thieves, Secret Agents, A Camel-Abusing Nazi, And A Living Dead Jewish Girl             The Winds of War97 reviews Herman Wouk Back Bay Books, 2002 Historical fiction at its finest + Not a Love Story + Tolstoyan + More epic than classic             Eye of the Needle117 reviews Ken Follett Harper Paperbacks, 2005 What a thriller!! + Suspense, Some Sex, and then Some More + Follett Set the Standard for the WW2 Thriller Genre with "Die Nadel" + This was a good one             Night of Flames: A Novel of World War II26 reviews Douglas W. Jacobson McBooks Press, 2007 A suspenseful account of a little known aspect of WWII + loved it + just completed Night of Flames, by Douglas W. Jacobson, is a novel about World War II, and more specifically, about the Belgian resistance movement known as the White Brigade. The story is told primarily through the eyes of Jan and Anna Kopernik, a young Polish couple who is separated thoughout much of the war ...             A Thread of Grace77 reviews Mary Doria Russell Ballantine Books, 2005 An Inspiring Tale of Human Courage + a thread of grace by mary doria russell + Fascinating portrayal of little-known historical events + Relevant for our times and our lives             Mila 1871 reviews Leon Uris Bantam, 1983 Another Great Uris Epic! + T. Martin + Inspiring + A moving story of courage and determination + When you read this, YOU ARE THERE!             The Key to Rebecca46 reviews Ken Follett NAL Trade, 2003 The Key to Rebecca + The Key to Good Reading.....Follett + As always can not put the book down + The struggle to stop Rommel in the desert. + A Strategically Shaved Belly Dancer, Desert Thieves, Secret Agents, A Camel-Abusing Nazi, And A Living Dead Jewish Girl             Charlotte Gray61 reviews Sebastian Faulks Vintage, 2000 Into the Underground + A good read, but... + Good stuff, but falters also Mr. Faulks takes us on a spellbinding trip into the depths of the French underground in a totally beliveable, absobing tale. We follow an ordinary young woman caught up in extraordinary situation and live though it alonside her hour by hour day by day. If you are looking for other stories of common ...             The Rising Tide: A Novel of World War II96 reviews Jeff Shaara Ballantine Books, 2008 Historical Fiction at its Best! + Page-turning story of the allied liberations of North Africa and Sicily Admittedly, I'm not familiar with Jeff Shaara's work outside of the movie "Gods & Generals," the sequel to the movie ("Gettysburg") inspired by his father's own historical fiction, "The Killer Angels." While I was not as impressed with the movie's take on history, I was led to the conclusion that ...             War and Remembrance63 reviews Herman Wouk Back Bay Books, 2002 No words + War & Remembrance hard cover + The Best Book You Will Read On Any Subject + 1,382 pages worth of continuing monumental saga! + Winds of War/War & Remembrance Great Reads             Pegasus Bridge: June 6, 194446 reviews Stephen E. Ambrose Simon & Schuster, 1988 Hold Until Relieved! + Engaging and Informative Read + As good as Band of Brothers + The British Band of Brothers