An excellent last day of the #24B4Monday Readathon : 10 hrs 53 mins read, 1 book finished (and only 6 pages from finishing a second book), 67‘8 Pages Read.
Overall totals : 25 hrs 53 mins read, 3 books finished and 1431 pages read.
An excellent last day of the #24B4Monday Readathon : 10 hrs 53 mins read, 1 book finished (and only 6 pages from finishing a second book), 67‘8 Pages Read.
Overall totals : 25 hrs 53 mins read, 3 books finished and 1431 pages read.
Another enjoyable read. I do prefer his fiction books to this one, and found it a bit odd that he wrote it. However, it was in many ways a classic Follett and I read it in just a few hours. The true story of how Ross Perot (and his money and connections) got his imprisoned workers out of Iran, back in the days when no one was safe there due to the revolution.
Another long train ride, another long book 😃 Yet another masterpiece by Follett, this time a true story.
When two of his American employees were held hostage in Iran, H. Ross Perot and a select group of his employees took matters into their own hands. Only Ross Perot could make this happen. His team consisted of a group of volunteers from the executive ranks of his corporation, trained by a retired Green Beret officer. To free the imprisoned Americans, they would face incalculable odds on a mission that only true heroes would have dared. . . .
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Our February #KenFollettBuddyRead is something completely different. It‘s a true story about the Middle East hostage crises. Supposed to be another good one! Follett surely is a versatile author.