Title: Sloppy writing; shallow thinking
Product review: This is a pedestrian narrative that focuses on what "Ike" DID rather than who he WAS. Relationships with Patton, MacArthur, Roosevelt and Churchill -- and Mamie -- are reported incoherently and the "did they or didn't they" discussion of Eisenhower's relationship with Kay Summersby reads like a bad National Enquirer piece. In sum, if you like the kind of biography written by Ambrose and Manchester you will be disappointed with Perrett's Eisenhower.
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