"Robert L. Parker is a great creation. Funny, irreverent, a wonderful character who plays with the reader’s emotions and expectations in a way that escalates the story into something truly gripping." Harper-Collins

"Back in Blighty, Major Rob Parker, the charming rogue who triggered WWII, breezes through his war-time adventures armed primarily with a sense of self-preservation and an acerbic wit. The background to Parker's enthralling escapades is a historically accurate, uncensored and evocative account of the events of WWII. Amusing, informative, occasionally appalling and often nerve wracking, Apocalypse Then Part Two is perhaps even better than Part One." Sly

"There is an extraordinary authority in your picture of the terrible year of 1940, devastating detail which clearly prefigures the whole disaster of the Battle of France in a nutshell." Grant David

"Robert L Parker seems to have matured in some way in the interval between the end of what you posted of the first part and the start of this. I like him even better now." Jim Heter

"This is confident and assured work. As you read you know you are in good hands." Clare Sweeney

"The humour is beautifully understated, very British, what!" Fran MacIlvey

"What a great piece of history put together with fiction." Chipper Newman

"Intelligent and well crafted, this indeed a clever piece of writing." Cyrus Hood

"I love it!" Isoje David

"I was engrossed!" Lenny Banks

"I was immediately captivated and laughed aloud more than I was expecting to. The initial plot description doesn't do it credit." Jacqueline Malcolm

"Crammed with authenticity, the depth of the historical research reverberates like a baritone." Joshua Roebuck

"It came over to me as historical nonfiction at times." Neville

"Transported me to 40's London in a heartbeat." Jue Shaw

"A deftly written, highly believable account of the workings of a World War II military machine." Mark Cain

"It's quite different to most other books I've read; quirky, pacey and intriguing." Jackie McLean

 

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