Stop Shouting: Review of Patriot Dawn: “Believable EnterTRAINment”
Partyzanski of the Stop Shouting blog reviews ‘Patriot Dawn: The Resistance Rises‘ HERE.
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The subtitle of the work is “The Resistance Rises”. The book lives up to this, as it is the origins story for the second work in the series which will be reviewed later. The plausible backstory, which details the gradual decay and the descent into national disarray is believably presented with an eye to detail. I found the writing to be riveting… by page 42, I could feel the tension as my pulse quickened along with the narrative. This is the first time that from reading a work of fiction, the sensations of combat and the exhaustion afterwards left me physically tired. It is evocative writing, filled with potent characters and solid storyline.
I’m guilty of not having read Part II… I’m knee deep in other books at the mo, but its on the list. Just finished a Rogers Rangers book, now onto Hiro Onoda..
I enjoyed Part I and recommended it when I could..I even gave my last copy away to a fella who was down on his luck so badly he couldn’t afford a copy for himself.. Last I heard he read it then used it to light his stove one cold Alaska night as he had run out of newpaper. It would appear its a Swiss Army Knife of books.. sorta..
But Im looking forward to reading what you did to my land up here… No spoilers anyone…
Bergmann