Zero Hour The Last Good War

Praise for The Last Good War series of WWII novels by James Reasoner: "Reasoner puts us under the guns and in the beds of World War Two. I don't know when I've read a novel that paints the era more accurately. If Audie Murphy had been a marine, he might've written Trial by Fire."-Dean Ing "Reasoner has written a sure winner with Battle Lines. In many ways, Battle Lines reminded me very strongly of Herman Wouk's War and Remembrance opus. Believable people, doing believable things in an unbelievable but very real times, making for one hell of a read. Thanks!" --David Hagberg "The author's treatment of such big issues as love, duty, and racism is intelligent and compassionate."--Booklist "Battle Lines is a novel that may be enjoyed on two levels: as a compelling depiction of America's armed forces scrambling to prepare for World War II, and as a multi-faceted portrayal of young men and women, living the defining period of their lives. In either case, it's a well conceived story bolstered by a thoughtful plot and conscientious research."--Barrett TillmanReasoner, James is the author of 'Zero Hour The Last Good War', published 2003 under ISBN 9780312873479 and ISBN 0312873476.