Title: A thoroughly entertaining novel. . .
Product review: When I finally got through my last pile of books, Winter of Kandahar was on the bottom, and what a wonderful surprise. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and yes, it is hard to put down. For a first timer, I thought the author had well developed characters and a credible plot. When reading about the Afghanistan landscape, it became a vision I could see in my minds eye with his very descriptive style. The Tajik characters were certainly the better formulated with the Americans being stereotypical. This being the only flaw for me in what we need to remember is not historical fact, but a work of fiction. When I came to the end of this book, I felt I left behind a friend - a feeling I haven't had since I read Trinity.
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