Crossroads discussion

Okay books about WW I :) I came here because I read a nonfiction one.

Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania audiobook

I have to get off the library computer; will come back!

My f2f just read this one. I've read two other previous Larson books and he is just a fantastic storyteller. Dead Wake is a really interesting and absorbing true tale.

Karin wrote: " Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania audiobook

I have to get off the library computer; will come back!"

I found this book to be very interesting as Diane said he is a great author.

Finally, here is the link to my review:

4.5 stars

I just finished The Alice Network for a f2f bookclub. I liked it much better than I thought I would AND I listened to it on audio which I normally don't like. Most audio books are read to fast for me or just hard to hold my attention but the narrator was really good. The story skips back and forth between 1915 and 1947 told by 2 different characters.

Blueberry wrote: "I just finished The Alice Network for a f2f bookclub. I liked it much better than I thought I would AND I listened to it on audio which I normally don't like. Most audio books are r..."

Very clever putting this here--it turns out others I know on GR have read and liked this, but I managed to avoid adding it to my want to read shelf until I decided to check the new post here! It looks interesting, but I am trying to limit how many books I add to that shelf.