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Title: Death Angel by John Blehm, Michael Bishop ISBN: 1-893652-89-0 Publisher: ToExcel Pub. Date: 01 February, 2000 Format: Mass Market Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $7.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.67 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: WAKE UP
Comment: This book should be required reading for all active military personnel, families, Viet Nam veterans and their families. The book has the ANSWER to all of our problems, both past and present. As a Viet Nam vet, this book addressed my hidden problems that I have been denying. Life is better for me now. All vets need to experience this awakening. MUST READ

Rating: 5
Summary: Micheal J. Bishop Death Angel
Comment: This story tells the true horrors that these young men have gone through and still go through even after the war. The fact of the matter within the book is the story of one mans struggles with life before, during, and after the war. If only the real story of the life of a war VET was easy. However the war is never over in there minds. Maybe some day he will find the peace that he needs to live a so called normal life. This book had me on the edge of my seat I couldn't put it down.

Rating: 4
Summary: A chilling yet sympathetic tale
Comment: One probably still can't imagine what it was like to serve time in VietNam even after all the high budget Hollywood attempts to bring some understanding of that war home. Mr. Bishop brings us closer however than any war movie could with his brief yet poignant memoir of his time "In Country" He states early on he is not a writer but this serves him well as his emotions ring true and heartfelt. One hopes this book provides the author the catharsis he seeks as well as for any Vets who read it who struggle to this day with their service to their country. I heartily recommend it.