An almost forgotten hero: tough combat, tragic sacrifice, a marvelous horse, and an astonishing ending.
Gen. David H. Petraeus
U.S. Army (Ret.) four-star generalAt a time when we need real heroes more than ever, this story should inspire, bless, and encourage every American.
Cal Thomas
nationally syndicated columnistIntelligently written, descriptively rich, and tailor-made for anyone who cherishes powerful World War II stories
Marcus Brotherton
New York Times best-selling authorOne of the most fascinating stories of World War II. Heartwarming true story of a great American hero
Lt. Gen. William G. Boykin
U.S. Army (Ret.) three-star generalDoes not disappoint. The pages turned quickly in this compelling story.
Tricia Goyer
Author of fifteen World War II novels This true tale scores in spades. It may just keep you up till first light.
Jerry B. Jenkins
New York Times best-selling novelist Phil Larimore was a Dick Winters from the Band of Brothers-type of frontline, small-unit combat leader. At First Light has the makings of a great movie or Ken Burns miniseries.
Col. Alexander P. Shine
U.S. Army, Infantry (Ret.), Army War College Professor“What a fantastic story. I highly recommend At First Light … deserves a standing ovation.”
Mike Krzyzewski
Duke University