The Winds of War

Excellent Ready and story telling by one of the best. Right amount of fiction and history to keep you engaged and entertained.

I began this large book with a casual interest, for I have never been a fan of War narratives. I was attracted in the beginning because of the professor, Aaron Jastrow, who wrote a controversial book, “A Jew’s Jesus” and slowly I was taken into the life of Pug Henry, the Ensign to Roosevelt & his experience in Germany before the war started. What a marvelously written story. Wouk’s intertwining of personal lives with historical events was so captivating I could no longer quit even if I wanted to. Further, I must tell you, I am anxious to read “War and Remembrance,” and have already bought another book of his. Wouk is a master at research, he has to be! Every place he described, every scene, the political climate, all of It made me feel I was there in real-time. Herman Wouk has made a historical fiction reader of war narratives out of me!

The narrator of the audio book is terrible!

Exciting from beginning to end. A fabulous author.

I am sorry that I finished it, but I couldn't put it down once I started.

A great combination of historical facts, and the author's fictional and non-fictional characters merging to bring the realism of the World at War! Could not put it down! RGF

In my attempt to read the classics I have found one of the best among the greatest. Perfectly written. Sad that I am finished. Jealous of those that are about to pick it up and start reading it.

I have been a fan for several years and am thrilled to have this and the sister book in electronic format. Wonderfully good read.

I first read this book many years ago. I have enjoyrf the digital version equally as much.

Ditto! Glad I read this review before buying from Apple I thought it was just the Kindle version