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Reviews from first novel: "March to the Volga has over 500 pages of riveting and historically accurate, along with never before written, information on the lives of those emigrating to the Russian Volga river Colonies. D. Philipp Kaiser spins a captivating tale for all to read." JST, Nebraska 2011 "The Volga Germans travels are covered in never before told detail in March to the Volga; who, when, what, where, when, with how thrown in! Looking forward to following books." RJK, Fresno, California 2011 "His maps of the the Volga Germans routes across Russia are extremely detailed and informative. The March to the Volga 20 main characters that we live with in this tale are both intriguing, interesting and believable! Anticipating his next novel in the series." CWS, Idaho 2011 "D. Philipp Kaiser has skillfully intertwined fact and fiction in this very believable tale of love and hate, of faith and doubt, of successes and failures, of honesty and deceit; all the good and evil in the world of those Deutsche trying to grab a better life in the Volga River Colonies. March to the Volga is a first!." LS, Oregon 2011 |
