Patton, Montgomery, Rommel: Masters of War Audiobook

" This Book is about the heroics of Rommel ,Patton and Montgomery as their egos mingle with each other as the story continues . "

" Awesome for military historians. "

" This was a great immersive history lesson, both rich in personality enough to be entertaining, and rigorous in including a variety of interpretations on points of debate, so that you don't feel spoon fed. I am not a WW II buff, but this was even more worthwhile than I hoped. "

" It had interesting character stories. It wasn't just about each generals service in World War II. Also attempted to be unbiased and presented opinions contrary to the authors. The author explained why he didn't believe them; i.e. that Montgomery was a homosexual. (Reasoning: he was just British.) "

" Easy read. Author gives a honest depiction of all Generals involved;the good the bad and the ugly. "

" I found this to be a fascinating comparison of three of the most well know commanders in WWII. If you are interested at all in the armor battles, this should be on your reading list. "

" alot of good reading here. "

" A good read, I uncovered a few bits of trivia I hadn't learned. Since these are three very deeply covered generals, there wasn't much that I expected to find. It does a very good job of not showing bias towards the Patton-Montgomery feud. "

" This is a well written account of the development of three great leaders pre World War II and during World War II. The author takes you through each leaders point of view as the war progressedo on. This is a great read. "

" This is a good introductory book on the above three. Quick, easy read. Three gigantic egos. "

" Totally COOL! "

" Very interesting book about three genuine prima donas. Amazingly, Rommel was my favorite. "

" Excellent story of three very different, but strong WWII military leaders and how their paths interspersed. Always a big fan of Patton and Rommel & confirmed why I was never a fan of Montgomery. "

" Very interesting side-by-side comparisons of Patton, Montgomery, and Rommel. "

" A compelling look into the lives of the three most powerful battlefield commanders in WWII. As a history buff I was surprised to find some new facts about these three iconic figures of a war that made America a "Superpower". "

" Had a road trip to Bisbee and listened to this on the way. It is amazing to me that even though I know how everything turned out, the personalities involved are still so compelling. I find Rommel particularly interesting. "

" The author liked Patton and Rommel and despised Montgomery. If you know anything about Montgomery it is easy to see why. This was entertaining but there wasn't too much that I hadn't read before. "

" Easy read. Author gives a honest depiction of all Generals involved;the good the bad and the ugly. "