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Legacy of War
- Narrated by: Sean Barrett
- Length: 15 hrs and 5 mins
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- Phyllis
- 2021-05-11
exceptional
exceptional as always.
wilbur smith is my favorite author, so down to earth . loved every minute of it
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- Glenda Lodge
- 2021-11-23
Brilliant
Has all the ingredients you need in a good book.
Well told and addictive, didn’t want it to finish!
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- Kurt D
- 2022-06-24
Somewhat disappointing
I have read and listened to several of the Wilbur Smith series books. This book had so many inconsistencies that would never have occurred had Wilbur Smith been the primary author. The final scene of the battle have a pilot flying his kids at night in the face of a thunderstorm. The doctor identifying the leader in the dark. Too many inconsistencies that decrease the value of this book and disappoint me. These were just a few.
I’ll try a later edition of Wilbur Smith books but should they show such inconsistencies and inaccuracies then I’m done with Wilbur smith books after his life. He’d never tolerate those inaccuracies in his earlier versions.
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