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Read [Susan I. Spieth Book] * Gray Girl Online # PDF eBook or Kindle ePUB free. Gray Girl Crime and Mystery at West Point Patricia G. Johnson With Gray Girl, Susan Speith transported me back to the US Military Academy, at a time when women were still finding their way into the Corps. The author so successfully captured the essence of West Point in the early 80's that I developed a love-hate relationship with the book. I didn't read it straight through in one sitting. There were tim. "Compelling read" according to Leslie Lewis. A compelling read, Gray Girl gives you one West Pointer&r
| Title | : | Gray Girl |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.70 (982 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1491272813 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 272 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-10 |
| Language | : | English |
Yet, two hundred years of fraternal brotherhood stand in the way. The worst is yet to come when Jan and her roommate sneak out after Taps one night. Military Academy, Jan discovers the value of friendship, the genuine marks of leadership and her own inner warrior.. 2014 Eric Hoffer First Horizon Award WINNER! 2014 Eric Hoffer e-book fiction WINNER! 2015 SEMI-FINALIST Kindle Book Award!Cadet Jan Wishart has been falsely accused of an honor violation at West Point. Even honor isn’t always black and white. Relying on her wits and a few friends in the hostile environment of the U.S. At the honor trial, Jan must defend herself and try to reveal his guilt. Their discovery in an unauthorized area is more likely to get them kicked out—or killed. Jan realizes the grayness of West Point is not only in its buildings and uniforms. She believes her accuser is also a
Crime and Mystery at West Point Patricia G. Johnson With Gray Girl, Susan Speith transported me back to the US Military Academy, at a time when women were still finding their way into the Corps. The author so successfully captured the essence of West Point in the early 80's that I developed a love-hate relationship with the book. I didn't read it straight through in one sitting. There were tim. "Compelling read" according to Leslie Lewis. A compelling read, Gray Girl gives you one West Pointer’s fictional account of what it was like to be a cadet at the US Military Academy in the early 1980s. The West Point experience is very intense and conveying what it was really like to others is extremely difficult. Cadet/Army terms so familiar to West Pointers are laden with meanin. "As a grad from the class of '82 (the hated firsties in the book" according to Mark A. Horstman. As a grad from the class of '82 (the hated firsties in the book!) it was fun to read a plebe's take on school. Good story, and fun. Here's to the Honor Code.
This fast-paced book is easy and enjoyable to read, yet smart and heady in its delivery by shining a bright light on the virtues of honor and friendship. A sexual assault is the catalyst for Cadet Wishart pushing against the grain of this patriarchal institution. This entertaining novel on cadet life illustrates the power and importance of storytelling by documenting a culture of institutional misogyny in hopes that history does not repeat itself.. Jan Wishart becomes an instrument for change at an institution that wants to remain the same: The United States Military Academy at West Point
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