A good book for the baseball fan. A ghost, a murder, and baseball: what else is there? John Carver does a great job describing East Texas as well as life on a minor league baseball team. The story is interesting, with unexpected twists and turns. A must have for those who love the game of baseball or someone from East Texas. Also, an entertaining read for anyone looking for a story "off the beaten path." I look forward to reading Carver's other book, "Winning."

The desert fox in all his splendor. See for yourself how this 20th. century knight treated his friends and foes. It reads like a novel, but it helps to know it was all true. Done by a grat author. You will not be disappointed!

The book reads like a well researched account of the battles. But there are no footnotes, no bibligraphy, and not even a bio of the author. So I enjoyed reading it, but it can harldly be considered authoratative.

The fact that there are mistakes like saying the Rommell first met Hitler during the Polish campaign do not make me feel better about the book.