Title: God's Children
Product review: While normally adept at fleshing out military characters for even civilians to understand, this latest offering by Harold Coyle falls short. The characters are one-dimensional, and lack his former depth. The story almost feels "un-Coyle" in that it remains with one view-point throughout the story, and still fails to follow a clear, concise line. His former technical and tactical proficiency has also fallen by the wayside. As a serving sergeant in the Army, it is a dissapointment sometimes to see our profession mispoke of. Coyle has done a good job in the past of avoiding this, putting in much time and research. This feels as if he wrote it while on the run, for quick money. For a better, more in-depth read, try "The Ten Thousand". And let us hope he shakes his pursuers and is able to return to his former proficiency.
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