Anyone Read Granite Mountain? Update inside...

Ordered it yesterday. Wanted to read it before I go see the movie. I find wildfire history to be fascinating. Just wondering if it is a good read.

ETA:
So I got the book and blew through it in 2 days. It is not a long read at all, 250ish page paperback with large type. That said it is a pretty incredible story. Written with the assistance of the lone survivor, he tells his own personal story of being a deadbeat drug addict that was saved when he found his calling as a hotshot firefighter. The book definitely has a Christian element, and he discusses how the crew would help one another to include having religious discussions together. His faith played a large part in how he continues on after his entire crew, who he considered brothers, are burned to death right in front of him. The hotshots are very military-esque as well, so I identified with alot of what he was saying between the lines regarding leadership and camaraderie.

Overall it is an incredible tale and I am glad I read it. With the fires becoming more of a news story every year it is cool to see the hotshots get some love. Recommend it if you like survival/wilderness stories and would like a quick, easy read.