I don't know if this is the most pathetic post, because I haven't read a book in about three years, or if this is a great post because I finally read something again.
American Sniper by Chris Kyle
Amercan hero U.S. Navy Seal Chris Kyle is credited with more lethal enemy kills than any soldier in U.S. history, with that number ranging from 160 to 225. Kyle's autobiography recounts his sniper training days, his romance with his wife, his love for God, country, and family (in that order), and his incredible details of fighting four tours in Iraq.
Following his Navy retirement, Kyle was active on the behalf of troubled veterans. In 2012, he was shot and killed by one suffering from PTSD on a shooting range.
If I'm going to read one book in three years, I'm glad this was it.
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