Review of
Foxhole
by
James Vanore
Reviewed
by C. Neuroticus Absolutus
Just
finished reading Jim Vanore's short story, Foxhole.
It's
up for Book of the Month honors from
Long and Short Mystery Reviews
(LASR). Whether you have served in the military or not, you will be
haunted by the tale of a son who idolizes his father and reveres his
father's heroism in the Second World War. To say any more about this
touching story would deprive the reader of a personal journey into
that dark foxhole and discovering the depths of a man's life-long
suffering.
Foxhole
strikes a nerve like a tiny, almost invisible, splinter whose
occasional needle-like jabs remind us to pay homage to those who
endured the personal hells of war in service to their country. Thank
you for reminding us, Mr. Vanore.
Put
Foxhole
at the top of your to-read list.
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