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Brothers to the Bone

Dancing with the Darkness: Part Two

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This book and the series is about brotherhood forged in combat. It pays homage to the soldiers, airmen and sailors who engaged in dark ops infiltrating into Cambodia, deep into enemy territory. The danger was real, sometimes sudden and deadly. This book and the series Chronicles the actions and lives of one eight man Long Range Patrol team assigned to the 173rd Airborne Brigade. It has lots of adventure, twists and turns of plots, heroes and villians.

238 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 18, 2012

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Nathan J. Allison

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May 8, 2017
The book held my interest all the way and I'm sure there will be a cequild.


I'm ready for the next book to read hope it won't be long before it comes out. I hate it when they leave us hanging.
36 reviews3 followers
May 24, 2017
A Must Read

It is a continuation of book one but still leaves you wanting more. It does show the value of small specialized units and their effectiveness. Hoping there is a continuation of the story
19 reviews
April 3, 2018
Know your subject

Just once I would like to read a book where the author knew the difference between a clip and a magazine. There were numerous grammar and spelling errors. What happened to the proof readers?
184 reviews
June 8, 2017
Awesome read

Nonstop action and breathtaking situations. One of the most amazing and realistic books I have had the opportunity to read.
4 reviews
August 22, 2017
Terrible

Way to much nonsense about nothing and absolutely no action as the title suggests. Will not recommend to anyone. Awful.
101 reviews2 followers
February 26, 2018
Informative, Exciting

The dialog in this book are excellent -puts you right in the conversation. The writer. Obviously spent many years in the military.
21 reviews1 follower
April 1, 2017
Good read

In the action segments the book is riveting. There are other segments where the author becomes too dispositive; and occasionally too preachy. Bottom line, I recommend both books.
RG, MSgt, ret.
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