Searching for Everardo: A Story of Love, War, and the CIA in Guatemala Hardcover – March 1, 1997

Powerful story, by Jennifer Harbury, of her experiences in Guatemala with the brave villagers and freedom fighters during the 80’s and 90’s. Everyone should read this to understand the exodus from Central America

I ordered this book for a friend. Came in great condition. Was just as described.

Bought this to replace lost copy. This is a true story and it will make a person feel every emotion known to man, and make you (or it made me) question a whole lot about even my own government and the rest of the world for that matter!

Came as described. Great book

Searching for Everardo is an emotionally moving book that tells the story of not just one man - but an entire race of people during a very violent period for their country. The Kirkus Review condemns the author for not acknowledging that her husband was a commander of the guerilla forces and therefore,they imply, somehow deserving of his capture, torture and death. Harbury clearly recognizes her husband's position in the war throughout the book and the Kirkus Review makes one see how necessary his struggle, the struggle of class and race, has been throughout history. We still have a long way to go in ending racism - the world over.

Amazing man, amazing woman, amazing tragedy that we in the US were and are largely responsible for.

excellently written story of the Guatemalan civil war.

Excellent book. I could not put it down.