HELL TO PAY
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Email: . . .Met you at the grand opening of Books-a-Million in Jupiter a few weeks ago. Finally finished the book. . . Have to tell you: it's wonderful. Think it would make a great movie! Susie L., Jupiter, FL |
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Stars A terrific, action-packed adventure This is more than a "war" story, it is an exciting insight into an almost forgotten episode in our history which is still a smoldering hazard. Great scenes of action flying, serious information about the pros and cons of McArthur's action in Korea, and an intelligent, capable, interesting lead character. Sharon ([email protected]) |
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Stars 'Hell to Pay' is a gripping, can't put down thriller First-time author Pete Azzole has created an authentic, very believable Korean War novel...and it's about time someone did it! The flight segments and POW sections are especially riveting and realistic. Hal Kirby is definitely a 'pilot's pilot' and a 'man's man' in every sense. Something tells me that Hal Kirby and Luther Garr may be destined to lock horns again. At least I hope so!! Lance DeLaruelle ([email protected]), former C121 combat crewman/Vietnam |
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Stars Highly Recommended Pete Azzole's new Korean war novel Hell To Pay takes the reader inside the mind of a man who is faced not only with an uncertain future but the ramifications of his past. In both war and love, his main character is stalwart and unflinching, though human. Mr. Azzole writes with insight about a Naval career. His portrayal of the beautiful Marmette reminds us that women also served, that it was difficult then, as it is now, to deal with the pressures of relationships far from home. There is nothing tentative about his portrayal of a Naval officer, pilot and man far from his family. A reader from Atlanta, Georgia |
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"Just finished your book, "Hell to Pay".
Damm good job, Pete. I thoroughly enjoyed it and read it in three settings. Took two
cigars and two orange soda pops, oh, yeah, one cup of coffee this morning.
Your work may not scare Tom Clancy into early retirement but it is certainly
a "good read". I enjoyed reading something in which sailors speak "sailor"
language...
...The Plot was well thought out and very plausible. The strong point of the book was the authentic nomenclature, jargon, and language of the characters. A navy pilot would understand this book a lot better than some of us. I think most career military folks will relate to the book very well. Dialog between characters often makes you feel as though you were back on active duty listening to a bunch of pilots bull{....} one another. I found it pretty realistic..." Bob Payne, USN (Ret.), Leander, TX |
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The Palm Beach Post published a feature article on HELL TO PAY today. To read the article, click HERE. |
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Publisher, iUniverse, selects HELL TO PAY as a "Staff Pick" -- kicking off the list of reviews. To link to the publisher's "Staff Picks" list, click HERE. | ||
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