Dwelling in the Gray

I've read all of Clancy, Cussler, Dale Brown, most of W.E.B. Griffin, Ludlum, and Stephen Hunter, and others, and I find this book a moving read with real heroes. "Dwelling In The Gray" was written by Clay Harvey after he wrote "A Flash Of Red" and "A Whisper Of Gray", but the story line occurs years earlier. This is the best of the three. This book is moving because of Clay Harvey's real characters you can envision meeting in real life, his humor that will have you laughing to tears, and his development of character inner struggles with his main character, Tyler Vance, that leaves you wondering how you would handle the situation.Harvey is at his best with his realistic and surprising humor, his description of a close friendship between Tyler Vance and his best friend, and his way of writing that puts you as an observer in the action scenes. As with his two previous books, Harvey knows his guns, and he knows how to describe fight scenes up close.After reading this book, I have continued to look for it's sequel to come out - both to continue good writing, and to fill in the gap between this book and "A Flash Of Red." I hope Clay Harvey continues writing. His writing leaves me with a desire to meet him in person.

Harvey is an incredible author. Not many people can eloquently write everyday humor, which is the best kind. He can. He has good views on the world and a wonderful sense of humor. He is also very knowledgable and can therefore write convincingly.I highly recommend all of his books.

I have read all of Clay Harveys "Tyler Vance" books and "Dwelling in the Gray" is by far the best of the 3 books. This book tells of Tylers Vances' early years and his army "experience". Frankly I was expecting Tylers' experiences in Korea to involve, cross border raids, assiniations and etc. Tyler spent all his time on the South Korean side of the Demarcation Line. Tylers past as a good samaritian catches up with him when he returns home after his stint in the Army. If you haven't read any of Harvey's "Tyler Vance" books, read this one first. However, the other books do not come up to Harveys writing in "Dwelling in the Gray"

The book Dwelling in the gray is an exciting, brutal, snd funny. The funny is where Park tells Rahman, and Vance "Ha-ha! No needo king. havo three al-ready." The brutal part is where Vance drops his canteen, and then "shot three men" in the head. The exciting part is where"the gun coaced-and-locked in violation." If you like action you will like this book because there is something exciting and shows a lot of action there's tis boy named Vance he goes into the Army to stay out of jail. this is a really good book.