A Dream of Freedom

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Summary: A Dream of Freedom
Review: A stalwart narrative set in the 1930s A Dream of Freedom gives the reader a quick look into the vicissitudes of circumstance the Russian people were forced to withstand at the behest of their leaders. Filled with gritty, hard hitting dialogue, robust characters and a firm grip on history A Dream of Freedom is occupied with compelling well-drawn settings, remarkably engineered action and vigorous actors cannily portrayed by author Jordan.

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Summary: Good WWII Adventure
Review: Well written and reads smooth. The author sets up a great story with few good twists. This book is fiction, but it's built around history -- you can see a story like this and fully believe it really happened. For the reader who likes believable fiction you'll enjoy this. The book also deals with a persons emptiness spiratually as he lives in a world rooted in murder and evil men. I thought this was a great touch, it really helped me identify with the protagonist. As we have all dealt with questions about what's missing in our lives. The author addresses this in a very unique way. Don't have any reservations about reading this -- you'll love it.