Summer Storm: Prelude to Pearl Harbor

What others are saying about Summer Storm - Prelude to Pearl Harbor.'In Summer Storm, Paul Michael Frazee has set himself the daunting task of giving us a panoramic view of the events leading up to World War II . . . Its thrilling action, its surprise twists and turns of the plot are meticulously researched . . . Through the motivations of its main characters, we encounter compassionate depictions of various aspects of love, and their corollary, hatred and violence, made plausible by the urgency of stemming the Nazis intolerable and senseless acts of barbarism. In the course of these sweeping events, which are charged with the high drama dictated by those crucial times, we encounter many prominent personalities of that tense era of the thirties and forties. More than that, the story is skillfully brought down to the level of individuals who lived and suffered through those defining moments of the Twentieth Century. Its spine-tingling tales of intrigue, of espionage and counter-espionage make this a must read.'Gerda Weissmann Klein, subject of 1995 ACADEMY AWARD Winner, Best Documentary, Short, One Survivor Remembers.'From one who served in the Solomon's Campaign during WWII, I can say this is the way it was. Summer Storm is a great read - one that will keep the midnight oil burning.'LCDR-USNR (Retired) Ted Robinson, Commanding Officer, PT-118, Squadron Six, Solomon's Campaign during World War II. Paul Frazee has woven history, facts and fiction into a gripping story of intrigue and conspiracy during the pre-World War II years in Europe. Having fought in many of the places he describes, I marvel at his ability to describe them so accurately. Like Waiting for a Rainbow, Coming of Age in Vietnam, Frazee has done his research, making Summer Storm an absorbing tale, and wide open for a continuing saga of the War in future books. MAJ-USA (Retired) Ernest C. James, Commanding Officer, 238th Combat Engineers. From D-Day to V-J Day, Utah Beach to Berlin. Visit Paul