“I loved reading this book! It was a joy and your descriptions took me right back into that era.”
“It is a fascinating read and well written to intertwine the science, the global impact and the personal issues with equal interest to the reader.”
“ Wilhelm’s Way is a delightful and important addition to the annals of the Manhattan Project. The engaging book relates the improbable story of Dr. Harley Wilhelm and his young team of scientists . . . who produced pure uranium metal for the Manhattan Project.”
“An amazing story of ingenuity, determination, and moxie. . . . A fascinating story of Iowa State University’s little known but essential contribution to the end of World War II, which I highly recommend!”
“Teresa weaves a complex tapestry, sharing the tale of making the uranium for the bomb that would end WWII… This is a fascinating story of innovation and subterfuge set in the heart of the industrial era when people were literally fighting for their lives. A page turner!”
