The Jersey Brothers: A Missing Naval Officer in the Pacific and His Family's Quest to Bring Him Home by Sally Mott Freeman
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Summary
The extraordinary, real-life adventure of three brothers at the center of the most dramatic turning points of World War II and their mad race to change history-and save one of their own.
The Jersey Brothers: A Missing Naval Officer in the Pacific and His Family's Quest to Bring Him Home is a captivating collection of personal narratives that have been meticulously compiled to uncover the truth about a missing Sailor and cherished member of a family. The book delves deep into the tragedy of the American military's ill-prepared response to the Japanese invasion, leaving the reader shaking their head in anger and disappointment. There are also moments that evoke a strong desire to assist those imprisoned or killed in battle, and moments that fill the reader with pride as they witness the sheer bravery displayed by our military men. The events depicted in this book have had a profound impact on a global scale, leading to changes in how military branches operate and the international standards of warfare. This book is truly a gem among tales of combat and had a profound effect on me, consuming my attention completely.
This audiobook is an absolute gem in terms of extensive research and exceptional writing! It delves into the deeply emotional and agonizing experiences of three brothers, alongside their family members, comrades, and friends, as they confront the relentless Japanese war machine throughout the entire duration of World War II in the Pacific. The narrative is incredibly heart-wrenching, filled with moments of horror and tenderness that leave a lasting impact. From start to finish, this audiobook provides a captivating account of their harrowing journey.
This is an incredibly well-researched account of a family's sacrifice for their country and the heartbreaking losses they endured. The author's dedication and effort shine through in the meticulous details provided, although at times it can become overly intricate. However, on the whole, it is an excellent book.
The narration could use some improvement, particularly in the initial stages. The narrator consistently mispronounces words, most notably "Corregidor" which she repeatedly says as "Corredigor," and this can be quite distracting.
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