THE WINDS OF WAR

This sweeping saga of WWII, first published in 1971, is still vibrant and relevant. U.S. Naval Attaché Captain Victor "Pug" Henry and his wife are stationed in wartime Berlin. Their family members, a son who is a naval pilot, a daughter who works for a New York City news agency, and a son who is wandering around Eastern Europe, play pivotal roles in the story of the war. There’s a little romance, a good amount of warfare and intrigue, and, not surprisingly, a lot of tension. Kevin Pariseau bring this novel to life, reading steadily and flawlessly through all six parts of the story. At an ever steady pace, with little characterization but lots of inflection, Pariseau keeps the listener engaged with the characters and action on all fronts and theaters. M.B.K. 2012 Audies Finalist © AudioFile 2012, Portland, Maine [Published: MAY 2012]