Comments on: Invitation to Valhalla

By: Victoria

Victoria — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 18:43:54 +0000

Purchased this book in Evansville after touring the LST there. Wonderful book! Couldn’t put it down.

Would love to read more books such as this; book like this are hard to come by.

By: DeAnna Outlaw

DeAnna Outlaw — Tue, 18 May 2010 18:45:45 +0000

Great book! I could not put it down. After reading Invitation to Valhalla and now Blood of the Reich; I really would like to see more of Erika Lehmann. What a fascinating character.

As an Evansville west sider; I truly enjoyed the references to places and landmarks. My parents often spoke of their times going to the ‘Troc’ and what a wild and woolly place it was during the war.

Soon after I read Invitation to Valhalla; my husband & I had our regular lunch at Dogtown. Due to your vivid description of espionage activities; I actually found myself glancing around for that phone! It felt that real.

By: Hugh R Heinsohn

Hugh R Heinsohn — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 15:23:38 +0000

Hugh R Heinsohn (Melbourne, Victoria Australia)

Great book with compelling characters, interesting setup, and unique settings. Very well researched and moves along very quickly. Couldn’t wait to get to the next chapter and was unhappy when it was over. Includes insightful look at the internal politics in the Nazi high command, fascinating account of the training program for German spies, and a thoroughly entertaining and suspenseful trip through the United States Mid-West in wartime.

By: Kathy Pfettscher

Kathy Pfettscher — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 16:03:50 +0000

My two favorite books of 2009 were The DaVinci Code and Invitation to Valhalla. Mike, you’re a genius to bring together such extensive research into a wonderfully interesting and exciting book. I’ve read it several times and I’ve told all my friends. I want everyone to read and appreciate this book and its story as much as I have.

By: Savannah Hulin

Savannah Hulin — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:29:15 +0000

So many Soldiers have come up to me and told me how much they enjoyed your book. Its a great thing when your on a deployment and something as simple as a great novel can take you away from that type of environment. There is so much detail and depth, that reading it over and over again is like the first time.

By: Cookie Barrow

Cookie Barrow — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 21:20:44 +0000

After reading “Invitation to Valhalla” several times so as not to miss any of the minute details I then toured/photographed all the scenes in Evansville, IN. I printed hard copes for myself and son in MI to have. It is a very detailed account in photos of all the events in the book taking place in Evansville, IN. When our son came to visit we took him on a “tour” of the Evansville scenes. It made the book so much more meaningful and exciting!

By: Ben Payne

Ben Payne — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 05:08:03 +0000

The was Wonderful, i couldnt put it down. I live in henderson,ky i am very interested in the war and how much evansville, in had to do with it. it was awonderful book thankyou
Ben Payne