Featured Official Review: Deadly Waters: The Vietnam Naval War And... [November 2019 Book of the Month]

[SHALLU RAWAL]

This type of book shows the story of our nation's real heroes. They don't care about their lives and devote themselves to their duty toward the nation. They live an extraordinary life. Thanks for your great review. I will definitely check it out.

[Zeix]

A historical fiction is just not my kind of genre. But nice review

[tristenb]

Thanks for your insightful review! I love when a book seems real and touches you down to the soul. It sounds like the author was able to do this by keeping the characters real and via his writing style.

[jamibozz]

Great review! You made this book sound very intriguing when originally I was not interested in the book. Thank you!

[Nikolas Farmakis]

What a great review! I liked the fact that you incorporated your opinion wonderfully in the review. Well done!

[aolayide]

"Deadly Waters: The Vietnam Naval War And Its Aftermath" by Randy Miller sounds interesting. The treatment a Navy sailor by those who were supposed to help him - Veterans coupled with the heart-wrenching stories of war. Maybe stories like this one need to be revisited or read to understand hat transpired at that time.

[Janalyn101]

Thanks for the great review! I kind of wanted to read the story before, but after your review I definitely want to read it. I don’t like books about war necessarily but men in the military or at war but with human aspect to it I do love reading. So thanks for the review!

[Helena91]

I once read an historical war book, 'Elena'. The story line was so heart wrenching, I'm not sure I want to read another. Great review though

[mcdonaldchola]

I just finished reading a historical fiction novel which I enjoyed a lot. Reading this excellent review has compelled me to target this book. Thanks for the review.

[Moushmi Radhanpara]

This sounds like a book that is going to keep you engaged and interested till the end, with real life characters and an emotional storyline. Readers who like #historicalfiction are sure to enjoy this one. Congratulations to the author and thanks for sharing a thorough review.

[klkrol]

I can only imagine how I would feel if I gave for my country as these men did, only to return home to find that same country refusing to assist in treating illnesses acquired from exposure to Agent Orange. Based on your review, it sounds like this book does a good job showing the different battles, both expected and unexpected, that these men had to fight as a result of their involvement in the war.

[10mile72]

I like war stories with well developed, engaging characters. This one is especially pertinent, as it is being replayed, in a sense, with the 9/11 firefighters who got sick from the chemicals at the trade towers, yet are being ignored by our government. So sad. Thanks for the review, EmunahAn.

[Howlan]

Truth is always more fascinating than fiction. The story is interesting and never lets me down. I am a big fan of war stories, so its a must read for me.Thanks for recommending this book.

[angiejack456]

It seems the Vietnam war is often neglected in war books. It's nice to see someone tackle many of the difficult issues that arose from this conflict. Glad to hear it was well written and enjoyable.

[Aditi Sapate]

'Agent Orange' intrigues me a lot for some reason. I'm glad that the characters are well developed. It's one of the things I look for in a book. Thanks for the review!