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5.0 out of 5 stars
McQuinn is the Shakespeare of military sci-fi, Nov 13 2002
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Prisoner Within (Mass Market Paperback)
Captain Lannat returns.
The world is a better place for it.
Betrayed by his politcal leadership, Captain Lannat, one of the heroes of "With Full Honors"(the precedent book), Lannat is handed a true hydra of a bad situation.
He prevails.
McQuinn's story of how Lannat prevails has the depth of shakespeare, on several levels, and the military insight of Hackworth's "Steel My Soldier's Hearts."
Damn, this man is good.
A wise friend of mine, who has experience at a very high level in governance, said the answer to a problem - any problem - was to send in a Marine Colonel.
Bet McQuinn made Colonel (in the Old Corps) - he is THAT good.
Going to Quantico?
Get this book, and read "With Full Honors," first.
This book should be on the Commandant's Reading List for Officers....
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5.0 out of 5 stars
More superb storytelling from Donald E. McQuinn, May 10 2002
By Lee J. Stamm - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Prisoner Within (Mass Market Paperback)
Sequel to "With Full Honors" continues the saga of Captain Lannat with the same high level of character development, compelling story and exciting action which are McQuinn's hallmarks. Highly recommended.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
McQuinn's story of redemption gripping and captivating, Mar 6 2000
By "icmjani99ny" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Prisoner Within (Mass Market Paperback)
Don McQuinn is an amazing storyteller weaving a tale of resonant reality, even set in worlds of the mind. Witch and Wanderer have McQuinn's same magic, although they're quite different tales. I am four books through the author's catalog and highly recommend McQuinn if you enjoy books that will keep you up long after the embers have died.