No Less Than Victory: A Novel of World War

I'm curious how much creative liberty is taken to craft a compelling narrative while staying true to real events and figures. Did the author prioritize accuracy or storytelling pace?

The emotional weight of the characters' experiences really resonated with me. I wonder how readers connected with the personal stories amidst the grand historical backdrop.

The story offers a unique perspective on WWII leadership. I'm interested in what prompted the author to highlight these moments and figures over others.