Member Review
Review by
Kierstin C, Reviewer
Harmel’s newest book follows two mothers of young daughters in Paris, Elise and Juliette. When the war begins and Elise becomes a target of the Germans, she must make the impossible decision to leave her daughter with Juliette while she goes into hiding. What happens next is years of war and mystery that years these two friends and their worlds apart.
To be honest, this was not my favorite Harmel book. It was good but not as emotionally all in compassing as usual. I also predicted the end of it pretty early. The story is divided into multiple parts and jumps forwards years between each. I thought how the story came together at the end was interesting and odd but it did work out. If you’ve liked Harmel’s other books, I’m sure you’ll enjoy this one.
To be honest, this was not my favorite Harmel book. It was good but not as emotionally all in compassing as usual. I also predicted the end of it pretty early. The story is divided into multiple parts and jumps forwards years between each. I thought how the story came together at the end was interesting and odd but it did work out. If you’ve liked Harmel’s other books, I’m sure you’ll enjoy this one.
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