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As did his three immensely popular series Brotherhood of War, The Corps and Badge of Honor, W.E.B. Griffin's novel of World War II espionage Honor Bound became an immediate bestseller: "A superior war story" (Library Journal) "whose twists and turns keep readers guessing until the last page" (Publishers Weekly). Now the characters of Honor Bound are back, in an adventure as exciting as anything Griffin has written. It is April 1943, and Marine aviator Cletus Frade, Army demolition's wizard Anthony Pelosi, and communications expert David Ettinger are thrust again into the lethal nest of intrigue that is wartime Buenos Aires. A clandestine German vessel sets sail to resupply submarines in the South Atlantic...as a massive shipment of money earmarked for postwar Reich makes its way to South America...and a coup designed to topple the government reaches critical mass. In the midst of it all, the German-ordered assassination of Cletus Frade's father demands only one response: revenge. Threading their way carefully between Axis and Allied sympathizers, and even between rival OSS and FBI factions, the three solidiers must strive their utmost not only to fulfill their missions--but just to stay alive. And for that, even their utmost may not be enough... Written with all the energy and expertise that Griffin's readers have come to expect, filled with drama and authentic heroes, Blood and Honor is a captivating novel sure to please fans old and new.
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"Set in the spy-infested capital of Argentina in 1943, Griffin's newest is a sequel to Honor Bound (1994) and adheres to the author's usual recipe of good guys, bad women and broad but sometimes transparent suspense and melodrama. Clete Frade is a Marine C "
— Jake (5 out of 5 stars)
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" Perfect blend of excitement and history. Another excellent book by this author. "
— Charles, 10/5/2013 -
" Clete rocks! A real natural! "
— David, 9/23/2013 -
" This is soppused to be a military-based book, but I found that instead of being a miliart book with the characters facing other problems, it is a book about how terrible the main character's lives are. The main idea is overshadowed by the "fluff" "
— M-dawg, 9/18/2013 -
" Loved it a hell of a lot better then the first one. "
— Craig, 5/28/2012 -
" This was one of my favorite in this series---read it years ago "
— J.W., 2/14/2012 -
" I had a little trouble keeping up with all of the characters and found them a little flat. Otherwise it is a good war story. We don't think of Argentina in 1943 when we think of WWII, so that was interesting. "
— Sue, 11/11/2011 -
" still getting through my closet full of audio cassettes! "
— Lee, 10/29/2011 -
" Set in the spy-infested capital of Argentina in 1943, Griffin's newest is a sequel to Honor Bound (1994) and adheres to the author's usual recipe of good guys, bad women and broad but sometimes transparent suspense and melodrama. Clete Frade is a Marine C "
— Jake, 6/30/2011 -
" Perfect blend of excitement and history. Another excellent book by this author. "
— Charles, 11/13/2010 -
" This is soppused to be a military-based book, but I found that instead of being a miliart book with the characters facing other problems, it is a book about how terrible the main character's lives are. The main idea is overshadowed by the "fluff" "
— M-dawg, 1/22/2010 -
" Loved it a hell of a lot better then the first one. "
— Craig, 1/3/2010 -
" This was one of my favorite in this series---read it years ago "
— J.W., 12/30/2009
About W. E. B. Griffin
W. E. B. Griffin (1929–2019) was the author of military and detective fiction, including several New York Times bestsellers in his Brotherhood of War, Badge of Honor, Men at War, The Corps, and Honor Bound series. He also wrote many novels under various pseudonyms. He was invested into the orders of St. George of the US Armor Association and St. Andrew of the US Army Aviation Association, and he was made a life member of the US Special Operations Association, among many others.