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5.0 out of 5 stars
A riveting report of America's clandestine role in Cuba.
The finite descriptions of persons and places takes the reader beyond the boundries of fiction. It seems obvious that much of the description of the Bay of Pigs fiasco was based on pure fact. Perhaps the author participated in that event as a representative of the US government, but is not at liberty or willing to disclose this information? Readers will enjoy this...
Published on July 14, 1997
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Interesting Topic but not Very Informative
I bought this book with the hopes of learning specifically about the Bay of Pigs, such as: What were the issues, reasonings & other informative topics. Don't get me wrong this is an excellent story but unfortunately it only covered one specific conflict. So if you are purchasing this book with learning the history surrounding the Bay of Pigs I do not recommend it, but...
Published on December 20, 2000 by Robin Joy Sabine
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Interesting Topic but not Very Informative,
By Robin Joy Sabine (Waukegan, IL United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: An Act of Betrayal (Paperback)
I bought this book with the hopes of learning specifically about the Bay of Pigs, such as: What were the issues, reasonings & other informative topics. Don't get me wrong this is an excellent story but unfortunately it only covered one specific conflict. So if you are purchasing this book with learning the history surrounding the Bay of Pigs I do not recommend it, but if you are looking for a great story and lots of action this is the book for you. I give it 3 stars ***
5.0 out of 5 stars
A riveting report of America's clandestine role in Cuba.,
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This review is from: An Act of Betrayal (Paperback)
The finite descriptions of persons and places takes the reader beyond the boundries of fiction. It seems obvious that much of the description of the Bay of Pigs fiasco was based on pure fact. Perhaps the author participated in that event as a representative of the US government, but is not at liberty or willing to disclose this information?
Readers will enjoy this story and find themselves sympathetic to the "invaders" of Cuba and puzzled if this was selfish US politics or just good fiction
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An Act of Betrayal by R. J. Schuster (Paperback - Feb. 1997)
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