Compromised

I loved Compromised. This was the 7th nonfiction book I\’ve read about Crossfire Hurricane, not counting Mueller\’s report or the 5 volume Senate intel committee report on their bipartisan investigation of Trump-Russia collusion, both reports I also devoured in whole. Peter Strozk\’s career in the army and FBI should have spoken for themselves. He is a patriot and has given his life to defending this country. I found it fascinating and finished the whole thing in less than 2 days. I personally love nonfiction books about the work of intelligence & counterintelligence, but I believe it is the duty of every American, regardless of partisan affiliation, to read this book. The truth that any well-informed American has known for years, is that the FBI & Mueller were right to investigate the multitude of ties to Russia that SEVERAL members of the Trump family and campaign had before during and after the presidential campaign. But Strozk\’s account is a flawless and facts-based, straightforward reiteration of the events as they developed. I admire him and his life\’s work of protecting our country, especially in the extremely difficult vein of counterintelligence investigations. Read this book and there will be no doubt in your mind that all of my comments here are the truth. Thank you to the author for this book as a continuation of a life of service to America. We\’re on your side.

I haven’t finished the book but I’ve not ever had a book grip me from the first words to now… and I must go to bed. I’m a junky for the russia interference investigation ~ and only into chapter 3 and this book has answered at least 100 questions in the back of my mind. I love that peter is narrating it – his tone & tenor match the aura of the FBI. It’s rare that I purchase a physical copy of a book after audio, but I am purchasing one as soon as possible as I want to mark it up with notes & research. Absolutely fascinating.

I have developed quite a library on the Trump administration. So far, this is the best. For those of us that cringed at the vulgar treatment this author received from Trump, Strzok\’s account of the last 4/5 years was bittersweet. Every literate American needs to have this book.

I give a 4 star overall because it\’s a book about politics. Not saying there shouldn\’t be books about politics, just that only so much enjoyment can be had from a book about politics. 5 star performance and story. Peter would make an amazing narrator, I thoroughly enjoy listening to his voice and how he pronounces every word precisely. Peter would make an amazing author if he never returned to the FBI. In the beginning of the book Peter did an excellent job writing about his childhood making it impossible for your imagination not to bring his words to life. Otherwise very insightful and helps explain how things played out with important details.

I expected to know most of what I was going to read – it was all covered in the press, right? I was pleasantly surprised – the author\’s background story of his early years was compelling and provided such great insight into who he is as a person and reads like a fictional spy novel. I couldn\’t put it down. Fast-forwarding to the more current day doesn\’t disappoint. To hear this told from Peter Strzok\’s perspective was everything from eye-opening, depressing, inspiring to infuriating – but all fascinating.

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