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one of the best books I have heard.

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Reviewed: 03-01-22

loved it. a continuous thriller that gives an inside look at the life of a secretary of state.

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A very entertaining book.

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Reviewed: 02-28-21

Loved it. Great story and characters. Had the audio version and it was hard to stop listening after my exercise was over. Thanks Michael Gumley, you encouraged me to exercise more with this wonderful book.

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Great story with lots of twists and turns

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Reviewed: 09-13-20

It started a little slow but hang in there it is a great story with two decades interweaving to firm a compelling story.

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Suspenseful

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Reviewed: 08-08-19

one of the best books I have listened to in a long time. I only listen to audio books when I exercise andx this book inspired me to exercise all the time so I could find out what happens next.

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Thank an engineer today

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Reviewed: 06-12-12

What did you like best about this story?

I think Mr. Petroski makes the important point that much of society credits science/scientists with all the advances of technology, but technological advances are primarily the realm of engineers.

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I had to go look at the Webster definition of "engineer." It said something about applying science. But engineers also apply math as routinely as they do science. It's a shortcoming in siciety due to the subjects available through high school.

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