Review: Obsessed

Obsessed by Joseph Badal
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Review: All Blood Runs Red: The Legendary Life of Eugene Bullard-Boxer, Pilot, Soldier, Spy

All Blood Runs Red: The Legendary Life of Eugene Bullard-Boxer, Pilot, Soldier, Spy by Phil Keith
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Review: Katusha: Girl Soldier of the Great Patriotic War

Katusha: Girl Soldier of the Great Patriotic War by Wayne Vansant
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Review: Still Come Home

Still Come Home by Katey Schultz
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Review: Student, Sailor, Skipper, Survivor: How WWII Transformed the Lives of Ordinary Americans

Student, Sailor, Skipper, Survivor: How WWII Transformed the Lives of Ordinary Americans by Julia Gimbel
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Review: SPYCRAFT: Essentials for Writers

SPYCRAFT: Essentials for Writers by Bayard And Holmes
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Review: Under Fire with ARVN Infantry: Memoir of a Combat Advisor in Vietnam, 1966–1967

Under Fire with ARVN Infantry: Memoir of a Combat Advisor in Vietnam, 1966–1967 by Bob Worthington
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Review: Going Home

Going Home by Carole Brungar
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Review: Crusader: General Donn Starry and the Army of His Times

Crusader: General Donn Starry and the Army of His Times by Mike Guardia
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Review: The Army Air Corps: Branch Immaterial : A World War II Memoir

The Army Air Corps: Branch Immaterial : A World War II Memoir by Colonel W. G. Bonvouloir
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Review: Alter Road

Alter Road by Mark James
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Review: Mongol Moon

Mongol Moon by Mark Sibley
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MWSA Review

Mark Sibley’s Mongol Moon is a scary but plausible scenario that sees several of America’s worst enemies team up to start World War III on our own soil.

China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea have all decided that their only way out of economic and agricultural decline is to seize the rich territory of the United States. Working together, they coordinate an attack that initially leaves us blind and unable to strike back. But the bad guys have forgotten how much the average American, when pushed, pushes back, and veterans and active duty alike come together to fight the invaders whenever and wherever they can. Will it be enough?

The author does an outstanding job of weaving together several seemingly unconnected story lines into a cohesive story, and while there is closure at the end of the book for those characters most thoroughly developed, there is an obvious intent to set up for numerous sequels. If they are all as exciting as this first installment, I’m looking forward to it.

Fans of Tom Clancy, Dale Brown, or MWSA’s own Dale Dye and Jeff Edwards will find a lot to like in this book. Fast-moving, exciting, and with a unique story line, action fans won’t be able to put this one down.

Review by Rob Ballister (April 2020)

MWSA's evaluation of this book found a number of technical problems--including some combination of misspellings, grammar, punctuation, or capitalization errors.

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