Brotherhood of War Book Series

[Sergeant Gutsy]

Lets talk about the old American epic that is the Brotherhood of War series by W.E.B. Griffon, a nine-part book story of soldiers from the years in World War II, to 'Nam about a story of all connecting sometime, someplace or another with each other and forming friendship, love, enemies, and other interesting things.

This series is long (400+ pages per book), and very interesting. You'll love all the characters, as there is no "good" one. Everyone just as much of a dark side as a good side to them like everyone else, making each character unique in their own way. Mostly revolves around the Army, however, it also includes characters from the other branches. From either fighting the frontlines in a war, to fighting amongst the branches about which branch should control what, to other such things that either make or break a person.

Politics, war, love, betrayal, and most importantly friendship. The Brotherhood of War series is truly an American epic, even Tom Clancy says so.

[INMATEofARKHAM]

Lets talk about the old American epic that is the Brotherhood of War series by W.E.B. Griffon...

I can't. I've never read them (even though I've seen the books in various book stores over the years) but I'm curious, and since you've obviously in the know, is the series pretty much over?

I'm not a big fan of starting a series till it is...

If its not over... Is there any big cliffhangers?

[Sergeant Gutsy]

I believe it is over, as the story did indeed stop, and a decade later he decided to make one last book to fill in a gap from a few years the story skipped. So far it seems it's over. I'm currently on the last (ninth) book right now, Special Ops.

However, like I said before, it is sort of "done." As in the sixth book it raps up the stories of every main characters life, while the seventh and eighth introduce two newer characters a few years before the sixth takes place, and the ninth sort of binds them together back to the year the sixth is in.