The publishing house has graciously offered me five more copies of this book to give away.
Read my review and see if this might be something you'd like to read: Honorable German Review .
Part of what fascinated me about this book was the fact that it talked about him in a German prisoner of war camp in New Mexico. Fort Stanton is about 100 miles away from Las Cruces, and they did serve as a German war camp for a while, so it was like reading about actual historical fact. And since I was familiar with the desert, the possibilities of escape were as he stated.
I enjoyed reading this book and think you would, too.
If you'd like to win a copy of this book, leave a comment on my blog AND email info@bookfaerie.com with your name and address. I'll then pass on the info to the publisher. Again, this offer is limited to the US and Canada.
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3 comments:
That sounds like one someone could learn something from-may entertain but it also sounds informative an dhow neat it's so close to you!
My Dad's german, and I've always been fascinated by all things, german. Would love to read this book. Thanks!
I read a review of this last month and it looks good.
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