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Line of Fire (The Corps #5)
During World War II, a special rescue team assembles to save two Marines trapped on a small Coastwatcher island.
Paperback, 480 pages
Published
February 1st 1993
by Jove
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This series stunk! I read the entire series hoping for some kind of combat action, but was disappointed time after time. The main character seemed to miss every major action of WWII...the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the invasion of the Philippines, etc. I would not recommend this series to anyone I liked!
Woohoo! Nearly no overlap in this one. I really enjoyed it. Obviously as I read it in a little over a day. These books are a must read for history buffs, WWII afficianados, military types and anyone who just enjoys a compelling read with characters who feel like old friends.
Typical W.E.B. Griffin book. In following the series I have come to know and like the main characters. It is always interesting to see what they are doing as each book progresses. The downside to reading to reading the series with only a couple of weeks between books is that the rehashing of events does get a little tiresome. Overall I like these books, they are good escapism.
My only regret is that he does not write them as fast as I read them----read it years ago
Good sound read. I'm very much enjoying the historical aspects of the story as well; I've learned quite a bit through reading this series.
When did Ellen Feller become a villain? I was annoyed with her in the beginning, but I didn't think she was evil...
When did Ellen Feller become a villain? I was annoyed with her in the beginning, but I didn't think she was evil...
As with most of W E B Griffin's works, I enjoyed the authors ability to take you there, almost make you feel part of the story, pulling for the heros, dispising the enemy, but be careful, you might learn something about history you didn't know
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W.E.B. Griffin is one of several pseudonyms for William Edmund Butterworth III.
From the Authors Website:
W.E.B. Griffin is the author of thirty-six epic novels in six series, all of which have been listed on The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Publishers Weekly and other best-seller lists. More than forty million of his books are in print in more than ten languages...more
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From the Authors Website:
W.E.B. Griffin is the author of thirty-six epic novels in six series, all of which have been listed on The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Publishers Weekly and other best-seller lists. More than forty million of his books are in print in more than ten languages...more
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