Title: Disapointing
Product review: I found this book a serious disappointment, given the vast number of 5 star reviews. Mr Pressfield has taken one of the seminal moments in western history and trivialized it. Greek words appear as if he were testing his European "your word power", only to distract the reader. I'm not impressed with his style, which is certainly short of action or involvement for what is self described as an "epic". One leaves this book with little or any empathy for the characters; which the story cries out for; nor the general protagonists.
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