I found this book to be pretty well written, and rather informative. The first half of the book is full of information about the 2003 Iraq war. If you have followed the vents closely, you will not find much new here, although some additional insight from an insiders point of view is provided.Personally, I liked the second part of the book better, because it told me about General Clark and his opinions. Contrary to one of my fellow reviewers, I found his viewpoints to be surprisingly civillian for a military man of his rank.If you are wondering whether Wes Clark would make for a good president, this book can help to shape your opinion (one way or the other). I would def. recommend reading it.