"This book is a good read, and it allows us to see Churchill for what he was, a human being who made mistakes and yet was also capable of making good decisions, just like us. So maybe this book is a welcome antidote to the mythologisation of Churchill, which has taken place in recent years."

Casemate Magazine

Stephen Wynn has written a very well-balanced account of aspects of Churchills life and career that has perhaps been subsumed by his reputation gained in time of war for the second time in a generation. Undoubtedly one of the most respected characters the nation has known this work is a useful counterpoint in knowing the man and is to be commended both to the Churchill specialist and the general reader.

Martin Willoughby, Chairman of the Wessex Branch of the Western Front Association

I started with the chapter on the "Fall of Singapore" as my father was taken prisoner being part of the 18th Division.
I found the book to cause the mind to debate what Stephen has written, which is a good thing.
Stephen debates rather than take a thin white line. I found this very rewarding as I got a lot from the book.
Stephen's book is well worth reading, as it goes very deep into some of Churchill's mistakes and left me debating in my own mind some of the chapters.
A very good read
Ronnie Taylor - FEPOW Family

Ronnie Taylor