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O God of Battles
- Narrated by: Corey M. Snow
- Length: 11 hrs and 16 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- William Prickett
- 14-10-18
good listen
good !listen for long drive a cross country, characters came to life and story hinged on actual history. thanks,
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- Luther A. Young
- 01-05-17
Great Book, Great Story, Great Narration
Great Book, Great Story, Great Narration, what else can I say this book flows so glowingly and the story unfolded so very very well it would be hard to say anything negative about this book...
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- Doug
- 21-08-20
as a catholic,I got a kick out of this book,
I went to the same kind of high school as Andy,..The Jesuit priest always said that stuff about sex was to product children ,LUST ,;;; The Catholic Religion is the only true Religion, BUNK. .well they were wrong,wrong,wrong ....Once you read the bible on your own,it,s clear CHRIST is the answer.....anyway,I loved the book,only wish there was a follow up... Also liked the part of Micheal dealing with the worm Capt. T. Prescott Sammon. Michael is so strong & healthy...and a Great submarine Captian..?..This book is so good and with Corey M. Snow narration, I listened to it twice,,the n a month later ,listen again.....GREAT BOOK ! ! ! !
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- Michael Billingsley
- 16-10-21
Good book.
Overall I enjoyed the book and the narration. The secondary story line of the troubled marriage really wasn't necessary
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- REA
- 17-05-21
Great narration!
The story kept my attention the entire time. Storylines and narration were excellent. I highly recommend this book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 20-07-19
The Hardy Boys go to War.
Good, well written and engaging combat sequences interspersed with insane and superficial characters worthy of a 1940s teen novel. Ending is predictable. I liked the Hardy boys as a 10 year old, but seriously out of place in a war novel.
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- Victor
- 15-05-17
War in the Pacific Revisited
Over the sea & under with the Hardy Boy twins. Good combat story together with wholesome romance (and a little very passé strict Catholic guilt thrown in).
Enjoyed it a lot.
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