Review: Some battles continue away from  the war zone
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 5, 2013
An very different story this time around about a young soldier returned from the fields of war in Vietnam;  his own personal battles after his return are as serious, if not more so than  the enemy he faced while on the battle fields  earlier on. After a lengthy time alone he allows the entrance of an old man into his life, the old man had watched him from a distance over many years until the day the two eventually began to strike up a friendship. It had taken him a very long season of time to successfully befriend the soldier. There is the old man, a woman, and the soldier in this story which will so capture your interest from the moment you start reading. This lady wonders will she ever reach the soldier again. Coming home from a war does not mean its over; soldiers face many battles all over again on a land where it is supposed to be peaceful place. Later we learn how Joshua, this particular man and soldier, still faced more battles. Life must go on and each day brings its own challenge. You will not be able to put this story down to soon, its captivating, well written, and you will feel that you are a part of all that is taking place as you read along.  Be willing to put the lights out late if it's a night time read you are planning to do. Recommended for both men and women to read. Dr. Harry Jay has captured this young mans life in a way we may never have expected. I am truly looking forward to the next inspiring book that follows on; he has mentioned this at the end of the book.