Gripping, compulsively readable...will have great appeal to anyone with even a passing interest in the Second World War. -- Terry Hartle - Christian Science Monitor
Vividly narrates the saga...Scott uses original, almost untapped sources and carefully balances praise for the 80 airmen's valor and a sober appraisal of the terrible costs. -- Alexander Rose - Wall Street Journal
Scott's tight prose and meticulous research provide a gripping and at times heartbreaking account of the raid. -- Bob Carden - Philadelphia Inquirer
The Doolittle raid and its effects need to be remembered; Target Tokyo will make them hard to forget. -- Ray Locker - USA Today
Scott is an agile writer who offers strong portraits of key figures such as Doolittle. And his immense amount of research enabled him to produce a book that appeals not just to military buffs, but to a much broader audience. -- Hal Bernton - Seattle Times
[A] breakthrough work of popular history. -- Michael Giltz - Huffington Post
A fantastic story fantastically told. -- Charleston Mercury
Filled with thrilling heroism and sacrifice, Target Tokyo is the definitive account of the amazing Doolittle raid. -- Chris Patsilelis - Tampa Bay Times
[A] brilliant tale of adventure and bravery...The telling is fresh and packs a wallop that puts it up with the best of World War II combat stories. -- Edward Cuddihy - Buffalo News
A terrific story and a cracking good read. -- Ian Toll, author of Pacific Crucible, War at Sea in the Pacific, 1941-1942
One of the most incredible accounts of American military valor I've ever read. -- Pat Conroy
The Doolittle raid on Tokyo was one of the most impossible, daring, and consequential missions ever taken by American military men, and James Scott brings it back to the reader with you-are-there immediacy and drama. Filled with great characters, great heroism, and great suffering, Target Tokyo is at once thorough, realistic, and thrilling. -- Evan Thomas, author of Sea of Thunder and Ike's Bluff
