This book was a little hard to get into, but once I got to the meat of the story, it was a little more interesting and pretty amazing. It's an autobiographical account about the survival of one man and the brave deaths of four his fellow navy seals after a mission in Afghanistan goes really bad. It was an alright read if you like military books. A couple people in my book club thought Marcus Luttrell, the survivor, extremely arrogant in his writing. We had a pretty good discussion about what we we would have done in his position and what choices we would have made. Definitely a different book than I used to.
