The General's Daughter Lib/E (CD-Audio)

from buffalogr

Page turner that kept my interest early in the summer. Set on an Army base, it captures the culture and characters nicely. However, I kept thinking of John Travolta,,,what's up with that?

from cmasson17

DeMille does dialogue better than most. Read the book-skip the movie.

from Schmerguls

4775. The General's Daughter, by Nelson DeMille (read 15 Nov 2010) This is the 10th DeMille book I've read. It started off very well and held my interest, telling a chronological story--no jumping back and forth--of a bizarre murder on a fictional Army base in Georgia after the Gulf War. Paul Bre...

from WillyMammoth

Overall I extremely enjoyed "The General's Daughter." The wise-cracking Paul Brenner (DeMille's narrator and main character) keeps the story engaging and humorous, and the pace of the tale keeps the pages flying. I finished the book in just a few days of reading here and there. The little details...

from Carol420

There is also a movie made from this book that is also very good. The General wants his daughters murder to go away. The investigator is equally as determined that it doesn't. All through the book you think you know why she was killed and what kind of person that she was but in the end some very ...