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The immortal battle between the Gates of Fire

A review by Magrippinho on Gates of Fire - Steven Pressfield
November 3rd, 2006

Author's product rating:

Would you read it again? Yes
Story Outstanding
Characters Outstanding
Readability Once you start it, you won't be able to put it down
How does it compare to similar works? Excellent
How does it compare to works by the same author? Excellent

Advantages: Unique narration, Historical accuracy with interesting fiction
Disadvantages: Some heavy themes

Recommend to potential buyers: yes

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In 480 BC the Persian Empire was once again trying to invade ancient Greece. Under the......

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Approximate Pages: 6 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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