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Title: Sounds of War

Subtitle: Iraq Attack of Thomas Edington

Author: Thomas Ferreolus

Narrator: F. William Baldwin

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 25 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-21-13

Publisher: P. Rebog Productions

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 11 votes

Genres: Fiction, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

Author Thomas Ferreolus pens a witty, action-packed tale that gyrates around one man's dangerous journey in Sounds of War. The story revolves around the lost battles in the tumultuous Al Anbar Province during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Follow Thomas Edington's gritty path down unspoken truths as he is forced to navigate the edges of unnatural juxtapositions. Richly plotted with tricky situations, this book is both intense and highly entertaining. This is a story that readers won't want to miss.

Members Reviews:

Riveting!

Where does Sounds of War rank among all the audiobooks youve listened to so far?

It's one of my favorites, such an incredible story.

What did you like best about this story?

The sounds that pulled you into the story, it really gave you the feeling that you were there standing there watching the whole thing go down.

Which character as performed by F. William Baldwin was your favorite?

All of them, he did a fantastic job voicing each one. Each had depth and breadth in my mind. He is a very gifted narrarator.

Who was the most memorable character of Sounds of War and why?

Quite honestly that main character, the descriptiveness of his personal voice really pulled you into the story and held you there.

Any additional comments?

This is an incredible story of War from a soldier's eyes. Sometimes we forget that soldiers have feelings and can be afraid in battle just like we would be. The descriptiveness of this story pulls you in and doesn't let you go. You find yourself rooting for them, yelling at them, laughing and crying with them. It really lets you "see" the story in the soldier's eyes. The narrator does a great job of giving each character a certain depth that sets them apart from the others. This is a unique and wonderful book with a gripping and riveting story line that is truly amazing.

The Sounds of War is a deep dive, no holds barred

What did you love best about Sounds of War?

What impressed me the most was that someone who 'went over there' thought it important enough to remember, take home, and share with the rest of us these very subtle experiences. Having served in the military myself, I have a deep personal connection to these little things. Some I have never forgotten, others, I only recalled while listening to Sounds of War audio book. Personally, this book made me realize that many of these colorful 'things' from my own experiences had been lost to my memory because I had intentionally forgotten as much as possible. For the first time in 25 years, those colorful

little 'things' are coming to the foreground of my memory and I find they are all meaningful. For me, Sounds of War was like a painting done by a different kind of brush!

What did you like best about this story?

The Sounds of War is a novel with a purpose. It intends to bring the day-to-day, lowest level details about one soldier's wartime experiences home to the reader by stimulating the very five senses thru which we all experience this world.

Which scene was your favorite?

With regard to character development, scene setting, scene transitioning, and overall story development, Thomas Ferreolus has organized and narrated a well thought out story that was easy flowing. Characters come and go...and if you have ever served in the military, you will remember that the friends you make often come and go in one patrol.