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Sylvia Knittel sylviaknittel — Very good biography of McClellan from a very good author. Sears has written books on both of McClellan's major campaigns (To the Gates of Richmond: The Peninsula Campaign & Landscape Turned Red: The Battle of Antietam), as well as editing The Civil War Papers Of George B. McClellan: Selected Correspondence, 1860-1865. He knows his subject matter well and, unlike some military biographies, manages not to lose sight of his subject amidst the individual battles. Sears has chosen to avoid the plethora of conflicting opinions presented in various books about Little Mac. "...an understanding of the man is best found in original, primary sources, and thus biography is drawn entirely from such sources." McClellan certainly had a way of thinking that needs to be understood for one to understood his actions (and often inaction). Fortunately, during the Civil War McClellan wrote very frank daily letters to his wife which were not ever intended for later publication and these offer quite a glimpse into his thinking. Sears is far from a McClellan apologist; I found it clear from his books on the Peninsular Campaign and Antietam that Sears thinks poorly of McClellan as a general. Despite this, Sears offers what I feel is a very fair biography that exposes the general's flaws and the reasons behind them while giving him deserved credit for his talents and successes. McClellan meant well, but was a deeply flawed individual. I have read some biographies where the author clearly hated the subject and as a result I hated the book; this is not such a book. Definitely recommended.

Sofya Ozbozkurt kostinas — This guy is brilliant- he's unfortunately been confined to the ghetto of "genre fiction" for most of his career, although he's achieved some serious cult status of late. This is his first novel, I think. Either way, it's great. NKVD operatives, lots of gunplay, sex, espionage, food & wine- this book is a cornucopia of WWII spy fiction.

Juan Carlos panterlobo — keren. dari buku inilah saya belajar untuk mengenal bahwa: kebahagiaan diri akan datang bila telah membuat orang lain bahagia. belajar untuk memberi tanpa berharap apapun udah lama juga sih baca buku ini. lupa nama tokoh cw nya. yang masih membuat saya pnasaran, dari mana si tokoh cw bisa mengetahui barang2 kesukaan tokoh2 yang dia beri hadiah? seandainya saya punya kemampuan itu. :)