“This novel has an immediacy that will shock some readers…the poignancy of the love story calls to mind Ernest Hemingway. I imagine Wine of Violence will prove to be one of the rare romances that appeals to men.” New York Herald-Tribune
Rowell Reardon is a First Lieutenant sent to London during World War II to help plan the Normandy invasion… and who copes with the stresses of war by bedding a string of women before finally finding love, himself and his fate.
“One of those can’t-put-it-down books. As good as anything written about World War II, told with sensitive and consummate skill.” Philadelphia Inquirer
“The most vivid and authentic picture of the war in Europe of the dozens this reader has perused.” Pasadena Star-News
“An engrossing story of love and war, frank, at times shocking, decidedly bold but always civilized…a well-written and authentic picture of the Normandy Invasion, the Battle of the Bulge, and the liberation of Paris.” Pensacola News-Journal