The BAVARIAN GATE

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Summary: A smart, well written book that continues a good series
Review: I read the book in a day while I was sick and I couldn't put it down, the story was very well layed out and I got caught up in the characters story and thought that the way the story was described, that it almost could have happened due to the detail and research the Author put into the story and it had many good twists that gave the story extra flavor and some realism.

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Summary: Pretty good. . .
Review: The Bavarian Gate is the sequel to The Lion of Farside. It's about Curtis Macurdy a farmer's son who has returned from his adventures in Yuulith to America in midst of The Depression. This is an entertaining, realistic (as in its descriptions, not the plot) and fun book to read. The characters are 3 dimensional, and fun to follow, especially Curtis. I hope there'll be another book in this series.

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Summary: bavarian gate
Review: There were some tecnical errors that bothered me in the extreme. First the German standard armoured half track did not have doors in the drivers compartment, entrance was through the troop compartment. The second error was that the standard German rifle and machinegun cartrage during WWII was 7.92mm not 7.62mm (modern NATO round) A little easy reserch would have fixed these mistakes. The story itself was rather pointless and not up to the standards of the other books written by this author. A real letdown, for i really enjoyed his other books.