Sunday Evening Book Reviews
The Christian Science Monitor thinks some old wounds are worth a fresh gouge every now and again, for the good of us all. Today, they revive their 1988 review of Neil Sheehan’s, A BRIGHT SHINING LIE.
Down in Jacksonville, they’ve found two debut thrillers that made them happy.
Ex-Army Intelligence specialist-turned-author, JJ Cooper, gets lauded in advance for his soon to be released debut thriller, THE INTERROGATOR.
THE UNFORGIVING MINUTE: A SOLDIER’S EDUCATION, by Craig M. Mullaney is said to represent our soldiers admirably.
AuthorScoop
March 30th, 2009 at 3:53 pm
A Bright Shining Lie is an enormously effective book — well-written, too. I can see its bright yellow jacket with the red lettering on my shelf right now. It’s a little worn from frequent handling.