Books by P.T. Deutermann
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review 1: Great historical fiction novel about the pacific theater during World War II. I especially enjoyed the war sequences, but not so much the sex scenes. My other problem with the book is that I am not a naval scholar, so a lot of the jargon used was wasted on me - it would have been...
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review 1: "The Ghosts of Bungo Suido" was an interesting read. At times it was compelling (the submarine sections were absolutely riveting!), at times it was confusing, and at times it was quite boring. The writing was quite inconsistent and the plot covered too much ground too quickly for...
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review 1: P. T. Deutermann is an exceedingly gifted and versatile writer; captivating readers with his imaginative, ultra realistic, adrenaline-pumping fiction - everything from battle-intense WWII novels, to historically-infused contemporary thrillers, to his North Carolina crime/suspense...
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review 1: Though I prefer Deutermann's WWII era novels, they seem to be more cohesively-tight, and flawlessly written, "The Moonpool" delivered a respectable suspense-driven punch. The plot is intense and relevant. Public water contamination via nuclear waste mishandling and/or containment...
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review 1: This book didn't quite fit into any standard "tags." It is an artifact thriller, but also a nuclear weapons thriller, a spy thriller, etc. It is about an American's quest to find out what really happened on Masada, or Métsada as it is called in Israel. Our hero has a theory ab...