James had a story to share that kept me on edge
regarding his experiences in Vietnam
He then has since written many short stories and several novels, The Mastodon Series, Vol 1, The Boy was a a sellout first edition
The Boy, The Mastodons, Book I by James Strauss
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
The Boy offers a unique insight into social impact, discrimination and superstition through the eyes of a young boy in pre-history times. Being banished from his tribe allows him to mature with the help of relationships with animals.
This book is the first of a series of 5.
Looking forward to reading the others.
I enjoy reading the many short stories published by author James Strauss
He has recently started a new “fiction” accounting of his harrowing experiences in Vietnam
30 Days has September
The First Ten Days: Thirty Days Has September has received huge reviews on Amazon.
Available both Digital and Paperback.
Amazon review:
I am a Vietnam vet and have probably read about 50 Vietnam novels. Thirty Days Has September is the best of them all. Many, many Vietnam books or novels are very interesting, but not terribly well written. James Strauss has made a quantum leap with this book. It is riveting, you won’t be able to put down. The only other war novel that comes close, is Catch-22. If Vietnam had a Catch-22, this is it.😎⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️[/box]
James Strauss published the books as fiction for many obvious reasons and the story develops.
He shared the story with me when he joined my Team after he was discharged 1n 1970 and then he wrote a manuscript and it has set on the shelf since.
It is published as fictions, names changed and some location modification.
Thanks for the comment
What it it, his “experiences in Vietnam” or “Gripping fiction”, can”t be both.