Title: Disappointing to say the least
Product review: I love history. I love stories about overcoming obstacles against overwhelming odds. I thought this book would be one to add to my list. I will say this, I finished the book against my own obstacles of the obvious errors against truth. First, the author was not part of such a team. We was released from Russia well after he states that this had taken place. That started my slow, but steady disregard for this book. The character, as I will call him, would be humbled by this experience. However, anytime something positive takes place, he is the one responsible for the outcome. The opposite is true when a negative situation occurs, it is always the fault of the other members. Almost everything is glaringly wrong. Yes, the Russians were bad. Yes, they sent millions of people to their death. Yes they used to torture, but that is pretty much where the accuracy ends. If you can get past the issues and look at this book at a purely literary stand point it is tolerable.
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