Title: Fiction/Non-Fiction
Product review: At several points in the reading of this "tale of surrvival", I began to question it's having been purported to be a "non-ficrional" account of escape from a Siberian prison camp. It seemed a way to "perfect" narration, with all the bases covered:prison toruture, good guards/bad guards, a young female who joins the group along the way (no mention of any lustful interest in this person from any of these men who had not even seen a female for years etc.) When in the tale, they chose to go directly through the Gobi desert, instead of skirting it, I became suspicious. When little mention was made of the parched thirst they would most surely have experienced, I became even more suspicious. I decided to go to Amazon and see what other readers had to say. I was most pleased to read that I am not alone in my view. This is a complete fictional tale of woe. Shame on the publisher for putting this out as a "non-fictional piece. Do not waste your time on this outright attempt at deception.
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