Book Review

TIP OF THE SPEAR: The Incredible Story of an Injured Green Beret’s Return to Battle
By Ryan Hendrickson
Center Street; 1st edition (July 7, 2020)
314 pages including acknowledgments

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By Kenn Miller

This review is rather short because a better use of your time would be for you to hurry to the nearest bookstore — or go to Amazon Books or rush to your local librarian — and get your hands and your eyes on TIP OF THE SPEAR.

You won’t regret it, for this is one helluva a military memoir of a man who served in the Navy, the Air Force, and finally the U.S. Army and Special Forces — in training, in living in something similar to normal life, or whether in combat, or recovering from injuries and wounds.

Above all, Ryan Hendrickson’s TIP OF THE SPEAR is a book about brotherhood, courage, fortitude, integrity, morality, and preservation — whether in war or peace, in health or injury, and failure or success. It is a book that can inspire you — and you won’t want to put this one down.

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Learn more about Ryan Hendrickson

visit www.ryanmhendrickson.com

About the Author:

Kenn Miller is a former LRRP and 101st Ranger veteran. He is author of the successful and well-received novel Tiger: The LURP Dog. He is an very active member of Chapter 78 and a frequent contributor to the Sentinel. He lives in Southern California.

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