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Denis
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I was raised in the Pacific Northwest so I enjoy reading about God's Country. I read 1 and 2, can't find 3, waiting for 4. Keep it up!
25 July 2010
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thanks! Your kind words are much appreciated. Hopefully #3 will be out by Christmas. |
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ernie
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your words touched a broken warriors soul, thank you
9 April 2010 - texas
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thank you, Bro. |
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Lana Barrett
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I couldn't put either of your novels down. I loved them. My husband has read the first one and has started the second one and is nagging me to know when the next one will be published. MORE! We need more!
13 December 2009 - Kentucky
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thanks much, Lana. Love it when readers 'get it'. My health took a hit this year, however book III, Honor Redeemed, is nearing a completion date. Happy Holidays. Be well, DH |
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Steve Thalken
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Just finished Honor Due and it was quite simply, superb. And I find it diabolical the way you include the first chapter of Honor Defended. I'll have to remember and maybe steal that practice in the future. Am looking forward to spending more time with the Major. He's a great read. And he makes you think. Where would this country be if not for all the War Brothers all the way back to Lexington and Concord Bridge? Thank-you for your service, Sir. TC-GB
6 February 2009 - NV
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thanks Steve. Very pleased you enjoyed the read. Hope you find HONOR DEFENDED as good. |
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Richard Stanbery
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Cool! I think that this is the kind of stuff that I can dig.
22 January 2009 - Tennessee
D.H.BROWN comments:
Great, Richard. Let me know how you like the books. I welcome feedback. DH |
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Edna Little Fish Spring
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Hello D.H., I haven't read any of your books yet, but I will be buying at least one this weekend. The Synopsis of Honor Defended looks like one I would like.
14 January 2009 - Tucson,Az
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thanks Edna. Honor Defended has a very strong Native American character from the Makah Nation just up the road from where I live. Hope you enjoy the read. Let me know. DH |
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Chris Mailly
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Picked up your book in Forks, WA and love it. I really want to see the next one. A fan for sure.
8 August 2008 - Portland OR
D.H.BROWN comments:
Wow! And I just put those out today. Thank you. Very pleased you enjoyed the read. |
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Theresa E
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Totally impressed, and I could see the impression that Louis L'Amour made on you so long ago. SO Now--what about those feet? Can you write a book about them? I think it would make a fabulous mystery.
7 August 2008 - Joyce, Washington
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thank you, Theresa. You know the feet idea would make a grand mystery.It'll have to wait until after the next 3 books are out, however the concept will go into my idea file. |
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alli mattson
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What a fabulous book! I grew up in the Willapa Hills, and can relate to the deep woods you live in - truly fodder for an imaginative mind. Keep writing, can't wait for your next book!
4 July 2008
D.H.BROWN comments:
Very Pleased you enjoyed theread. I shall let you know when HONOR DEFENDED comes out. |
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Marvyl Simpson
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I just had to tell you how much I enjoyed your book -" Honor Due" - . Can hardly wait for your next book! You have a fan! thanks
29 March 2008 - Sappho, Washington
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thank you, Marvyl. Much appreciated. If you liked the last, you will love the next, HONOR DEFENDED and the 3rd, HONOR REDEEMED in which much is set to happen in Sappho. Stay tuned! |
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Thomas Ccantro
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What a great read! Loved it! Do it again! Thanks.
9 February 2008 - FL
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thanks, Thomas. I shall surely try to do that. Glad you enjoyed the read. |
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W. R. Benton
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A true craftsman at the top of his trade, D. H. BROWN shows once a warrior, always a warrior. In “HONOR DUE” he takes you on a ride with more twists and turns than a winding mountain road! An excellent read and the psychological makeup of his characters is raw human nature, kill or be killed -— with love thrown in for complexity.
9 February 2008 - Pearl, MS
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thanks, Gary. Always nice to get a kudo from another writer! |
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Milo Carnes
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Man what a ride! Started it late and finished at 5 in the morning. This is an author I want to read again. Thanks D H! Good, no, GREAT read!
11 January 2008 - WY
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thanks Milo. My ego is quivering with joy! |
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Hal Penny
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David, you truly have drawn me into a world I enjoy. At this point in my life, I'm past shoot-em-ups for the raw adventure, but I'm truly drawn to a writer who can create a character of depth and meaning. I can't wait to follow him in life with his further adventures.
2 December 2007 - Santa Rosa, California
D.H.BROWN comments:
Hal: You have made my day. Thank you! That's why I wrote the character the way I did. I to am long past the plain ol' shoot 'em up stories. Glad that came through. |
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Dudley Briggs
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[HONOR DUE is] a splendid story and well told. I was pleased at the credibility throughout the complex tale, and liked the manner in which the use of a very high degree of technology on several fronts was handled. By that I mean when it got to a point where any attempt to describe the processes used to obtain information by some kind of highly sophisticated processes would have probably failed the credibility test, the means was put off on Blik. How he got the info the Major couldn't guess and didn't attempt to. And I as a reader didn't question Blik's abilities -- Blik used his techie skills somehow (and we were already aware of his expertise before he was ever called on to use them), and that worked just fine for me. Like any critical reader -- and I'm more critical than most -- I wondered throughout what was going to justify the Major's certainty that whatever was up (and to my satisfaction he tossed that around in his mind every way he could imagine) was going to justify his decisions to kill without hesitation until he got to the snake's head. That wonderment was fully satisfied by developments as we approached the end of the trail. I appreciated the use of days and military time in the chapter heads (and in the narrative itself). It helped keep me oriented as to where we were time-wise in the story. Using Google Earth I was able to hover at a thousand or so feet above the areas where events were occurring because of your uses of real place names -- towns, lakes, roads. Thank you so much for sending [HONOR DUE]. I enjoyed it extremely.
7 January 2007 - La Porte, TX
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thank you, Dudley. I am deeply pleased that the story found a place of honor in your heart. |
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Kindi Nas
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I was entranced by the writing. I hope this author finds a publisher soon. The world is waiting for great action/thrillers like Honor Due by great writers like D H Brown.
7 January 2007 - India
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thank you. Me too!!! |
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Ken Clark
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What a stunning debut novel! Jack Reacher and the Major would be the best of friends. Watch out Lee Child; D. H. Brown is at least your equal. Can't wait till the next book in the series.
7 January 2007 - South Africa
D.H.BROWN comments:
I am so pleased it gave you pleasure. |
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Dudley Briggs
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After reading the first 7 pages of "Honor Due" I had to get it. Thanks for the compelling intro.
26 November 2006 - La Porte, TX
D.H.BROWN comments:
Hope you enjoy the rest, Dudley. Let me know. |
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Chrissy K. McVay
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Wonderful!
26 July 2006 - North Carolina
D.H.BROWN comments:
Thank you, Chrissy! So glad you enjoyed it. |
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Ana
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David that was a wonderful story I enjoyed reading it, the Major is one unforgettable character.
26 July 2006
D.H.BROWN comments:
That's great, Ana. I think he pretty neat too. I appreciate the feedback. |
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