No Moon as Witness

"The book is well written with good details on the agents, their specialized equipment, and a selection of their missions." ~WWII History Magazine

"...illustrates the challenges of recruiting and training a clandestine force to conduct military operations or intelligence gathering missions in support of operational goals. The examples of daring raids and tragic failures help to immerse the reader in the action and danger that people endured in service to the cause." ~Military Review

"...the book is well organized and also an excellent read. It examines the close history of the SOE and OSS – and how they worked together . . . or not. In addition, the 'tools of the trade' chapter includes images and sketches that often do not appear in other books." ~SOF News

"…the book is well organized and also an excellent read. Some books that I read end up going to the ‘annual used book fair’; this one is a keeper and has found a home on my reference bookshelf." ~Special Operations News from Around the World

"While refreshingly brief, the book has considerable value as a modern overview of activities that took place more than 75 years ago and were then mostly highly secret." ~Baird Maritime

"Stejskal offers a spellbinding summary of successes and failures of SOE agents working alone or in small cells, always cooperating with local resistance groups in hard-hitting dangerous operations, often against befuddled Germans." ~ARGunners.com

"...an excellent, authoritative and detailed account of the creation and operations of the British Special Operations..." ~Journal of Counterterrorism & Homeland Security International

"...can serve as a primer for those interested further study." ~Studies in Intelligence