RULE NUMBER TWO: LESSONS I LEARNED IN A COMBAT HOSPITAL by Heidi Kraft

Review of: Rule number two : lessons I learned in a combat hospital by Kraft, Heidi Squier

I’ve only read the first couple of chapters so far. I’m hoping it gets better. The theme of the opening of the book is that this psychologist, a nine-year Navy veteran, is surprised and upset she is sent to Iraq. Why do people join the military if they don’t realize it’s for real?

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