Title: The definitive D-Day account
Product review: Decision in Normandy is the best account on the invasion of Hitler's Fortress Europe available to date. The account is well written and displays a knowledge of tactics that is missing in most authors today. Although other books have dealt with the subject of the D-Day invasion, some even achieving best-seller status; this work imparts more information and does it in a clear and concise manner. D'Este's style of writing makes this work and "easy reader". If any critism were to be leveled, it would be directed at the lack of sufficiently detailed maps to follow the text. It is unforunate that this work is currently out-of-print.
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