The Blood of Heroes (Audiobook)

from TMDAY422

Very detailed account therefore very interesting. However narrative could be better. The narrator is mono tone can put you to sleep

from tuckerresearch

A decent enough narrative history of the Battle of the Alamo, which necessarily encompasses Stephen F. Austin's colony in 1821 through to San Jacinto in April 1836 (there are some side detours, like capsule bios of Santa Anna, Bowie, Crockett, Travis, etc.). There is nothing really new here, but ...

from foof2you

James Donovan's book tells the story of The Alamo the battle before, the siege and the final battle. Very well researched and covers the story and those involved with great insight. I recommend this book for those who little or nothing about The Alamo

from BrokenTeepee

I have stated before in reviews of book on American history that my knowledge is weak on my own country's history. I have always been far more fascinated with Europe's history. I have, though been making an effort to learn more about the events that formed the United States. Most school children ...

from marshapetry

Great book, great audiobook author. Highly recommend if you are interested in the Alamo. There was some speculation but not a lot. Can't think of anything negative about the book