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Mystery, suspense, intriguing characters.

Stateless by Elizabeth Wein was a captivating story.
Stella North, was an interesting, enjoyable character.
Set in 1937 in beautiful Europe, Stella is chosen for Britain's first air race for young people.
When she is the only participating female pilot, and she knows everything is on the line.
Someone tries hard to disrupt the race in order to get a lead in the competition.
When the world is seeking encouragement and want more peace, Stella can't help but to feel hollow when the civil war is seething in Spain and the Nazis are demanding power.
Meant to be a peaceful sporting event could possibly turn deadly. Because each racer is hiding a disturbing past, and anyone one of them could very well be capable of murder... And that includes Stella herself.

WoW! What a read. The mystery and characters is what kept me glued to my Kindle.
With the pace of a mystery, fantastic characters that come alive, the plot is so well developed and laid out, this is literary perfection! And one that shouldn't be missed.
The secrets and betrayals will shock you and have you wanting more.

Now I'm off to find and read The Enigma Game in the Code Name Verity series.

"I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own."

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This was such a good murder mystery novel, I enjoyed the way Elizabeth Wein wrote this, I was loving the 1930s setting it was a unique take on the genre. I enjoyed the way the characters were written and they felt like real people. The plot worked so well and I;m glad I was able to read this. I hope there is more in this universe.