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Title: Loss of Innocence
Subtitle: A Vietnam War Story
Author: Larry Murley
Narrator: Jac Kevin Martins
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 15 mins
Language: English
Release date: 01-27-16
Publisher: Larry Murley
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
Loss of Innocence is a story of the early days of America's involvement in the Vietnam War. It is a story of one young man's journey into that covert world.
Boots comes from a simple life, but he finds that the world is nothing like he imagined when he teams up with Silver, a career soldier and more, and learns what war is really about.
Members Reviews:
Living the edgy life of a CIA assassin in Viet Nam
For his first novel, Larry Murley draws on his experiences in the early days of the Viet Nam war to craft a story about a GI named Boots suddenly assigned to the shadowy world of CIA operations shortly after he entered the country in the early 1960s..
After several high level assassinations, Boots and his CIA leader âSilverâ move into a remote Montagnard village, train the native men with modern weapons, and lead them to observe and disrupt traffic along the Ho Chi Min Trail.
âLoss of Innocenceâ reveals in vivid detail the challenges of living within a primitive culture, the horror of being on the receiving end of a well planned ambush, and the anguish and deprivation of being held captive under harsh, primitive conditions. The reader finds himself sharing the emotional highs and lows of Boots during his harrowing adventures.
This fast paced war story is a good read.
Review
Fantastic read about one American's covert experience in the Vietnam war in 1962.
A different Vietnam war book
I am not normally a fan of books about this era, but Loss of Innocence is very readable. More a story that could have happened in any war, it moves along smoothly. The author gets his message through, and you don't have to be ex-military yourself to understand it. I would recommend it.
He did what most of us only want to do ...
He wrote a riveting tale. Yes, it has typos. And yes, maybe there are a few loose threads. But don't let that stop you, because you'll be pulled into a page-turner by a man who was there, and isn't afraid of emotions. Highly recommended.
A readable Viet-Nam story from an early point of view!
After starting somewhat slow and hard to believe, Loss of Innocence, did evolve into a decent piece of fiction. Definitely readable.
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Title: Loss of Innocence
Subtitle: A Vietnam War Story
Author: Larry Murley
Narrator: Jac Kevin Martins
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 15 mins
Language: English
Release date: 01-27-16
Publisher: Larry Murley
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
Loss of Innocence is a story of the early days of America's involvement in the Vietnam War. It is a story of one young man's journey into that covert world.
Boots comes from a simple life, but he finds that the world is nothing like he imagined when he teams up with Silver, a career soldier and more, and learns what war is really about.
Members Reviews:
Living the edgy life of a CIA assassin in Viet Nam
For his first novel, Larry Murley draws on his experiences in the early days of the Viet Nam war to craft a story about a GI named Boots suddenly assigned to the shadowy world of CIA operations shortly after he entered the country in the early 1960s..
After several high level assassinations, Boots and his CIA leader âSilverâ move into a remote Montagnard village, train the native men with modern weapons, and lead them to observe and disrupt traffic along the Ho Chi Min Trail.
âLoss of Innocenceâ reveals in vivid detail the challenges of living within a primitive culture, the horror of being on the receiving end of a well planned ambush, and the anguish and deprivation of being held captive under harsh, primitive conditions. The reader finds himself sharing the emotional highs and lows of Boots during his harrowing adventures.
This fast paced war story is a good read.
Review
Fantastic read about one American's covert experience in the Vietnam war in 1962.
A different Vietnam war book
I am not normally a fan of books about this era, but Loss of Innocence is very readable. More a story that could have happened in any war, it moves along smoothly. The author gets his message through, and you don't have to be ex-military yourself to understand it. I would recommend it.
He did what most of us only want to do ...
He wrote a riveting tale. Yes, it has typos. And yes, maybe there are a few loose threads. But don't let that stop you, because you'll be pulled into a page-turner by a man who was there, and isn't afraid of emotions. Highly recommended.
A readable Viet-Nam story from an early point of view!
After starting somewhat slow and hard to believe, Loss of Innocence, did evolve into a decent piece of fiction. Definitely readable.