Lone Soldier (Paperback)

Name: Lone Soldier (Paperback)
Brand: Leo M Rozmaryn
SKU: 368808154
Price: 19.99 USD
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Title	Lone Soldier
Publisher	Leo M Rozmaryn
Publication date	October, 2018
Era	early 1970s
Count	1

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Lone Soldier brings alive the shifting motivations and allegiances of larger- than-life characters during the early 1970s, some of the most significant years in the history of Israel and the United States. In the spirit of Herman Wouk's novel, The Winds of War, Lone Soldier is part military thriller, mistaken identity and complicated star-crossed love story. Fast-paced action is paired with meticulously researched historical events. Lone Soldier features a mixture of real and fictional characters to create a sprawling epic of the tensions between Israel and the U.S. and between a range of social classes in a time of love and war. What emerges is the portrait of one man in particular, Arik Meir, a hero for his time - and for all time

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The provided text mentions several issues, primarily related to the book's plot and characters. The book, "Lone Soldier," is described as a military thriller, a mistaken identity story, and a complicated love story. It features a mix of real and fictional characters, exploring tensions between Israel and the U.S., and various social classes during the early 1970s. One character, Benny Gilad, is described as having a dark secret that nearly destroys his family. Another source mentions a character, Arik Meir, who is portrayed as a hero. A separate book, "Lonely Soldier," focuses on Adam Harmon, an American who joins the Israeli Defense Forces despite his lack of Hebrew and older age, leading to communication and potential safety issues. There are no issues with the product itself, but rather with the themes and plot points within the story.