PositiveThe New York Times Book ReviewIn lieu of analysis, [Kix] opts for character development and edge-of-your-seat drama ... His conceit works magnificently; the story is a gripping reminder that organizing is difficult work, that it requires faith and discipline, and that the best-laid plans can lead simultaneously to the worst and most successful outcomes ... Like many event histories, Kix’s suffers from a bit of structural myopia. Everything is filtered through a single moment and place.
