Title: Informative and entertaining
Product review: By relationship, my review may be interpretted as being biased; however, it is not. As someone who is quite familiar with this issue and has read a considerable amount about it, I do feel qualified to assess the worthiness of this book. This book is really intended for those who wish to gain an understanding of the Irish Troubles. This book does not go into as extensive of detail as Tim Pat Coogan's books (e.g. IRA Man, The Troubles, etc.) which one could find as being difficult to follow if they are not overly familiar with this issue. This is a well written interprettation of The Troubles and its value is enhanced by the useful insightfulness of the author which seperates this book from others that just recite the facts of history.
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