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Jeff Shaara has 8 past events. (show) After the success of the Normandy invasion, the Allied commanders are buoyantly confident that the war in Europe will be over in a matter of weeks, that Hitler and his battered army have no other option than surrender. But despite the advice of his best military minds, Hitler will hear no talk of defeat. ... (more)Jeff Shaara, son of Pulitzer Prize winning author Michael Shaara, will grace the store to discuss his newest WWII novel, Steel Wave. Jeff, the author of Gods and Generals, has a strong following so be here early to get a seat!
Interested: esm07, iubookgirl, ScottZ Added by ScottZ. Jeff Shaara reads from The Steel Wave: A Novel of World War II. "New York Times bestselling author Jeff Shaara, America's premier author of military historical fiction, will read from and sign his new book The Steel Wave: A Novel of World War II ($28.00 Random House), the centerpiece of his epic trilogy of the Second World War. Taking us from G.I. to general, this ... (more)Event location: Harold Washington Library Center, 400 S. State Street, Multi-Purpose Room
Left Bank Books: Jeff Shaara - The Steel Wave: A Novel of WW II (June 6 at 19:00) New York Times bestselling author Jeff Shaara presents The Steel Wave, the second book in a World War II trilogy, by plunging his readers into the minds of the commanders who gave the orders and the soldier who carried them out with the rifle and bayonet. Familiar names emerge, each with ... (more)
The second riveting volume in Shaara's acclaimed World War II trilogy takes readers to the most famous chapter in the war--D-Day and the battle for Normandy. An absolute master of the historical novel, Shaara begins an ambitious trilogy about the conflict that defined the 20th century. With painstaking ... (more)
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