Posted on Patch August 24, 2011
Gerald Gillis' book Shall Never See So Much has received all five star reviews on Amazon. Reviewers have called this book -- Captivating! Brilliant! Insightful! Gillis truely captures the year 1968, the war in Vietnam and all of its ramifications.
Book Signing/Reception 1 - 4 PM Light refreshments.
Books will be available for sale at the shop.
U.S. Marine Lieutenant Tom Flanagan is serving as an infantry platoon leader in Vietnam during the 1968 Tet Offensive. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, his sister Kate works on the staff of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy as RFK begins his ill-fated quest for the presidency. The brother and sister are estranged and their reconciliation, along with Tom's own survival in combat, becomes uncertain. Shall Never See So Much is a story of heroism, tragedy, and triumph.
Reader's Favorite Award for historical fiction - Oct., 2010. Book of the Month from the Military Writers Society of America - Feb., 2011 Nominated for Military Writers Society of America Award for historical fiction - TBA, 2011,
Gerald Gillis' book Shall Never See So Much has received all five star reviews on Amazon. Reviewers have called this book -- Captivating! Brilliant! Insightful! Gillis truely captures the year 1968, the war in Vietnam and all of its ramifications.
Book Signing/Reception 1 - 4 PM Light refreshments.
Books will be available for sale at the shop.
U.S. Marine Lieutenant Tom Flanagan is serving as an infantry platoon leader in Vietnam during the 1968 Tet Offensive. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, his sister Kate works on the staff of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy as RFK begins his ill-fated quest for the presidency. The brother and sister are estranged and their reconciliation, along with Tom's own survival in combat, becomes uncertain. Shall Never See So Much is a story of heroism, tragedy, and triumph.
Reader's Favorite Award for historical fiction - Oct., 2010. Book of the Month from the Military Writers Society of America - Feb., 2011 Nominated for Military Writers Society of America Award for historical fiction - TBA, 2011,
