Can't seem to get enough of books set during the second world war, and having read and collected the more popular staples from Frederick Forsyth, Ken Follett, Jack Higgins and Len Deighton, among others, I always find it exciting to discover new authors.
Among the more excellent works I've read over the past weeks are: War of the Rats by David L. Robbins (which I felt was amazingly researched), and 27 by William Diehl. I'll certainly add these authors' books to my stable.
Could anyone suggest any other authors and/or titles I might enjoy reading? I'm more interested in stories set in the European theater of operations rather than in the Pacific. Thanks!
Among the more excellent works I've read over the past weeks are: War of the Rats by David L. Robbins (which I felt was amazingly researched), and 27 by William Diehl. I'll certainly add these authors' books to my stable.
Could anyone suggest any other authors and/or titles I might enjoy reading? I'm more interested in stories set in the European theater of operations rather than in the Pacific. Thanks!