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“For those who like history and drama, there is plenty of both in this novel, with good plot twists and turns.”

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“good storytelling built on solid scholarship . . .”

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[a] powerful and compelling novel.

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He tells the story of how his company had to separate from a beverages industry partner, because the latter was too worried about the quarterly bottom line.

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“. . . a well-written piece of investigative journalism that asks some deeply troubling questions . . .”

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“. . . an entertaining account that strings together fascinating factoids into a tapestry of urban history and cultural anthropology.”

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“. . . informative and entertaining, filled with grisly anecdotes and case histories, religious, social, and medical interpretations . . .”

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“. . . assured and compelling. . . . fascinating and perceptive . . .”

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“. . . a richly researched, carefully crafted, balanced history of personal privacy . . .”

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“. . . an amazing story of how Denmark saved its Jews from Nazi Germany.”

Stephen Harding is senior editor of Military History and a prolific researcher and military historian whose works include seven other nonfiction books as well as hundreds of magazine artic

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“Most of The Honored Society isn’t about ’Ndrangheta at all. Ms. Reski didn’t have enough material for a full-length exposé . . .”

“Our Tortured Souls is the story of men who endured their own particular 45 days of hell on earth ‘in a very small place.’”

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“. . . thanks to determined writers like Mr. MacAirt the truths behind this particular tragedy have been resurrected.”

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“. . . a difficult, painful, and at times almost unbearable read. Yet this memoir should be widely read and discussed . . .”

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“. . . an excellent historical study of a course of events in need of explication.”

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“. . . a coffee table book that deserves to be read and studied. . . . beautiful and engaging . . .”

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“. . . a swift, unrelenting trip down a shocking rabbit hole of incredible and frightening reality.”

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“. . . a valuable study [but] Professor Sax misinterprets the value the majority of British people place on the Tower Raven myth . . .”

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“John Kelly conveys an impressive study of the firsthand accounts, the government reports, and the secondary scholarship within a well-paced, judicious presentation of what too often has be

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“Ms. Emling’s riveting new biography reveals in page-turning prose the life-balance struggles of a true genius.”

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