Next book

ROUGH RIDERS

THEODORE ROOSEVELT, HIS COWBOY REGIMENT, AND THE IMMORTAL CHARGE UP SAN JUAN HILL

Danny Campbell’s deep, gravelly voice is a good match for this account of the most famous regiment of the Spanish-American War. Gardner, who has written a number of works on the Old West, did extensive research to bring to life the story of the 1st Regiment, United States Volunteer Cavalry and the many colorful people who served in it; cowboys, Westerners, Ivy Leaguers, Indians, and others made up the unit. The battle descriptions are gripping, as are the portrayals of Theodore Roosevelt, Leonard Wood, “Bucky” O’Neal, and many others. Campbell’s clear voice and Midwestern-sounding accent are expressive and deceptively smooth. While no unique voices are provided for quotes or dialogue, the listener is never in doubt as to who is speaking.

Pub Date: May 10, 2016

Duration: 9 hrs, 45 mins

DD ISBN: 9780062471222

Publisher: Harper Audio

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

    Next book

    AMONG THE PORCUPINES

    Carol Matthau epitomizes a glamour and lifestyle not associated with the 1990's. Here is a life of privilege, tragedy and worry about what friends would think of her new frock or lover. Matthau possesses a voice and delivery that simply could not be improved on. In her coy whisper, she tells compelling stories involving everyone from William Saroyan (husband #1) and Truman Capote to Carson McCullers, Gloria Vanderbilt, and Walter Matthau (husband #2). This excellent audio presentation will leave you wanting to read the entire book to discover what juicy tidbits were left out.

    Pub Date: N/A

    Duration: 3 hrs

    Publisher: The Publishing Mills

    Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

      Next book

      THE MANILA POKER CLUB

      EISENHOWER, QUEZON, AND THE PLAN TO HARBOR EUROPE’S JEWS IN THE PHILIPPINES

      Tales of the rescued don’t diminish the sorrow for the millions lost.

      Jim Meskimen’s authoritative voice and evenhandedness carry a narrative with many highs and lows and steeped in tragic irony. As Nazi attacks on Jews worsened in the 1930s, a group of poker-playing friends in Manila, including Dwight D. Eisenhower, conceived a plan to repatriate German Jews to the Philippines. Hundreds of people were subsequently saved, but antisemitism bothin the U.S. and the Philippines blocked a full effort. Most effectively, this episode offers a fresh perspective on the Pacific theater and subsequent independence of the Philippines—and on the careers of two men at the table, one of whom almost became a U.S. president, and one of whom did.

      Tales of the rescued don’t diminish the sorrow for the millions lost.

      Pub Date: Aug. 4, 2026

      Duration: 11 hrs, 13 mins

      DD ISBN: 9798228966093

      Publisher: Blackstone Audio

      Review Posted Online: Aug. 18, 2026

        Close Quickview