Praise for AT WAR WITH THE WIND:
“[Sears] writes affectingly of the terror the “divine wind” campaign …Sears does a particularly good job of bringing in the various voices of the fast-dwindling corps of American survivors of hellish engagements at Leyte and Okinawa, among other places…of considerable interest to students of the Pacific War.” —Kirkus Reviews
“A work of power and passion . . . The finest account of the American reaction to the furious suicide raids that attempted to turn the course of the War in the Pacific.” —Donald L. Miller, author of D-Days in the Pacific
“A real stunner . . . A superb narrative of life, death, and incredible heroism.” —Jim Hartz, former host of “Today”
“Thorough and vivid . . . A timely, absorbing book.” —John C. McManus, author of Alamo in the Ardennes
“Gripping naval combat writing . . . Sears pulls no punches in this powerful account of the sheer terror that was kamikaze warfare.” —M. G. Sheftall, author of Blossoms in the Wind
“Mesmerizing . . . With history like this, who needs fiction? Simply thrilling.” —Kenneth Sewell, author of Red Star Rogue
“Powerful . . . David Sears salutes American heroism in the bleakest days of the war.” —H. Paul Jeffers, author of Command of Honor
“Gripping . . . Sears puts readers beside the heroic American sailors in the bull’s eye.” —Jerome Preisler, author of All Hands Down
“Well-researched . . . a must for World War II book aficionados.” —Steve Jackson, author of Lucky Lady
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