Customer Review: Its a wonderful book to add to a library of other Oregon Trail books. Recommended as such, because its a wonderful reference point, but its doesn't read like a story so much as more reference material.
Customer Review: What's your meat and bread? This is a comedy dressed up in historical clothes, and although the intent was good this tale never seems to make up it's mind whether it's going to be primarily fish or fowl...and the result is, well, rather limp and "foul"!... Mr. Mosher can be a master of describing... more info
Customer Review: I came across this book thanks to two things. One being that it was recommended by another Iraq war author (David Bellavia). The second being that it was on my Kindle recommended reading list. I must admit that at something like 400 pages I expected it to drag on and become convaluted at times. This... more info
Customer Review: Having read the many positive reviews of Dead and Buried, I assumed this would be a real page turner. Instead, it was a dull book that only made me feel terribly depressed. The only joy was finishing it, knowing I would have to work through any more repetitive chapters. I think the best true crime... more info
Customer Review: As a participant in the rescue, I think Bob did a wonderful job putting this book together. By the time he interviewed me for the book, he knew far more about the events leading up to the incident than I ever did. When the book finally came out, I was so engrossed in the story that I kind of forgot... more info
Customer Review: The book is very entertaining and gripping. The imagination of the author is commendable in keeping the interest of the reader on a tough subject like after life. Very realistically written, whether one wants to believe that the recollections are the person's imaginations or real is left upto the... more info
Customer Review: I have to say that I read McGinnis' book, Cruel Doubt, first and I have to write here saying that this is the better book of the two events. I found McGinnis' writing to be slow, evolving, but still an excellent book overall. Bledsoe establishes a better understanding the Upchurch family and the Von... more info
Customer Review: I usually enjoy true crime, but this one wasn't very good. Also, I thought it was totally uncalled for to waste tax payers money on a trial for Ray Copeland, when he wanted to plead guilty. Come on! The old geezer was in his 70s...life in prison would have made more sense. Of course, as these things... more info
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