Beyond the Shield
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.47 (554 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1537705628 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 312 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-12-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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His research in ballistics, which earned him a Ph.D. from California Coast University, is expressed these days mostly by shooting hand guns at paper. He is fluent in five languages and enjoys reading history and fiction in all of them, especially if the subject is mid-twentieth century Europe. to Holocaust survivors, Nachman Kataczinsky grew up in Israel. He dabbles in web design and programming, avidly foll
Roland Rahn said A wonderful continuation of the first book. An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 19A wonderful continuation of the first book Roland Rahn An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 1948. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 1940s United States being reluctant to accept the 21st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 1940s United States (most decide to stay in 21st century Israe. 8. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 19A wonderful continuation of the first book Roland Rahn An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 1948. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 1940s United States being reluctant to accept the 21st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 1940s United States (most decide to stay in 21st century Israe. 0s United States being reluctant to accept the "A wonderful continuation of the first book" according to Roland Rahn. An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 19A wonderful continuation of the first book Roland Rahn An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 1948. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 1940s United States being reluctant to accept the 21st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 1940s United States (most decide to stay in 21st century Israe. 8. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 19A wonderful continuation of the first book Roland Rahn An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 1948. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 1940s United States being reluctant to accept the 21st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 1940s United States (most decide to stay in 21st century Israe. 0s United States being reluctant to accept the 21st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 19A wonderful continuation of the first book Roland Rahn An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 1948. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 1940s United States being reluctant to accept the 21st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 1940s United States (most decide to stay in 21st century Israe. 0s United States (most decide to stay in 21st century Israe. 1st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 19A wonderful continuation of the first book Roland Rahn An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 1948. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 1940s United States being reluctant to accept the 21st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 1940s United States (most decide to stay in 21st century Israe. 0s United States (most decide to stay in "A wonderful continuation of the first book" according to Roland Rahn. An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 19A wonderful continuation of the first book Roland Rahn An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 1948. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 1940s United States being reluctant to accept the 21st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 1940s United States (most decide to stay in 21st century Israe. 8. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 19A wonderful continuation of the first book Roland Rahn An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 1948. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 1940s United States being reluctant to accept the 21st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 1940s United States (most decide to stay in 21st century Israe. 0s United States being reluctant to accept the 21st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 19A wonderful continuation of the first book Roland Rahn An excellent novel - also I liked the first book more.Mr. Kataczinsky first covers the time from the end of the first novel until the fall of the Nazi regime, after that he moves at a much faster speed to 1948. Again, the problems arising from the time jump are described - for example, the 1940s United States being reluctant to accept the 21st century Americans stranded in Israel as US citizens, while those US citizens are being reluctant to go to 1940s United States (most decide to stay in 21st century Israe. 0s United States (most decide to stay in 21st century Israe. 1st century Israe. Excellent follow up to The Shield Amazon Customer I purchased this book as soon as I heard it had been released. I enjoyed The Shield and was glad of the chance to see how things worked out for the characters from the first book. I did find a few minor typos and grammatical issues that made it past the editors but fewer than I've seen in other Kindle novels. The battle scenes were well done without being overly detailed. The political machinations were well done and the ending is satisfactory although still leaving room for a third novel. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoyed . Kindle Customer said A good read. The political class in the story respond. A good read. The political class in the story respond as I would expect them to. The ways that Israel dealt with the different twists and turns of the situation were interesting and thought provoking. I would have like to have learned more about some of the central characters the book seems a little rushed at the end but set up the possibility of another chapter in the story. All in all a very good series and I would be certain to read a third installment in the series.
His research in ballistics, which earned him a Ph.D. He is fluent in five languages and enjoys reading history and fiction in all of them, especially if the subject is mid-twentieth century Europe. About the Author Born in the U.S.S.R. In 1987 Nachman moved to the U.S., obtaining citizenship through a program for internationally recognized unique expertise. to Holocaust survivors, Nachman Kataczinsky grew up in Israel. . He earned a degree in mechanical engineering from the prestigious Technion University and was an officer with the Israel Defense Forces. He dabbles in web design and programming, avidly
Can they gather all the Jews, defeat their enemies, and help build a better world?. 21st century Israel – with all its population and know-how – is in the world of the 1940s. Beyond the Shield, by Nachman Kataczinsky, continues the story of his popular book The Shield