“[Good Medicine, Hard Times] is valuable for its on-the-ground details about the Iraq conflict, its granular evocation of day-to-day life during wartime, but even more so for its witness to the selflessness of emergency doctoring. The world would be a better place if we all treated each another with the concern, compassion and caring that Dr. Horvath prescribes.” —Samuel Sweeney, Wall Street Journal
“A compelling story of the professionalism, compassion, and life-saving capacity our Army doctors bring to the battlefield—and of the lasting burdens they bear.” —General George W. Casey Jr., US Army (Ret.)
“A moving new memoir [...] Combat is a crucible. No one who lives through it returns unchanged. Much of Western literature, dating back to Homer, attempts to convey this transformation. In that, Horvath’s memoir joins an ancient tradition. It’s hard but necessary reading." —Mark Antonio Wright, National Review