Ticket Home

Pratt offers such vivid illustrations on WWII and the families who fought it! This is a wonderful read...especially if you know the veterans who fought that war. Great love story with real heart!

I have read everyone of James Michael Pratts books and have loved everyone of them. I love the romance between the people in every book. This one touched me and I think I cried almost through the whole book like I do with all of them. Paradise Bay was the same way. I enjoy Mr. Pratts work and will continue reading as long as he writes.

I highly recommend reading this book. I really enjoyed it. It has romance in it, and you also learn about what it was like living during the war. It was a very interesting story. I really enjoyed reading James Michael Pratt's other books too: "The Lighthouse Kepper" and "The Last Valentine." I highly recommend these too! They teach good values and a lot about relationships as well.

I have read the other books by James Michael Pratt, "The Last Valentine" and "The Lighthouse Keeper" and really enjoyed them. I should have known that "Ticket Home" would bring me to tears since the others did, but somehow I was not prepared for them at all. Although this is a work of fiction, it is a great story of WWII, and the Bataan Death March. Mr. Pratt has done a great job with his research on this book (as well as his others) and the story was very credible because of it. There is so much I could say about this book, but I don't want to give it away. It is a wonderful story of love and deception that had me not wanting to put the book down!

I was browsing in a small book shop, looking for something by a gifted storyteller. Ticket Home fulfilled my wish. Pratt is a skillful writer who lets the story develop his characters. All of the characters were just right. In the end, I found myself caring about these people.Ticket Home is a novel that should be read in the light of a warm fire with classical music playing and a kitten sleeping on your lap. It's a romance written for men who are not afraid of their emotions.