Geraint Jones is an author and military historian, who served as an infantry soldier in Iraq and Afghanistan. His first book on the Second World War, D-Day: The Unheard Tapes, was a Sunday Times number one bestseller, and accompanied an acclaimed BBC2 series of the same name. His first work of non fiction, No Way Out with Major Adam Jowett, was also a Sunday Times bestseller. He has written a memoir of his Afghanistan tour, Brothers in Arms, and co-authored Escape from Kabul with Levison Wood. He has published several novels, including titles with James Patterson. His podcasts, Veteran State of Mind and the War Story Podcast, include interviews with veterans from the Second World War.
Voices of Victory is a vital book to read, as frontline soldiers share their experiences without the embellishments that victorious nations often apply to their wars. It reveals the harsh realities of fighting amidst the fear, brutality, chaos, and courage that war entails. This is especially significant when conflict appears alarmingly close, serving as a reminder of the potential consequences should we ever find ourselves in a similar situation again. -- <b>Andy McNab</b> An enthralling and enlightening book. A wonderful look into the personal experiences, that heart and soul, of the fighting soldier towards the end of the Second World War. -- <b>John Nichol, <i>Sunday Times</i> bestselling author of <i>The Unknown Warrior</i></b> Voices of Victory is full of remarkable testimonies that speak to the reader with an immediacy that is compulsive. Skilfully woven together, they create a humane and moving story of war in all its brutality. -- <b>Levison Wood</b> This gripping book is a moving tribute to those British veterans who gave so much for peace and a powerful reminder that their sacrifices should never be forgotten. -- <b>Johnny Mercer, former Minister for Veterans Affairs, Sunday Times bestselling author of <i>We Were Warriors</i></b>