Bodie Thoene

Brock Thoene

In Poland in the fall of 1939, Nazi forces descend upon Warsaw while hundreds of foreign nationals are desperate to flee the country, including an American photojournalist and a Jewish schoolteacher.

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Jeni Enjaian

It's a bad sign when the books start to blur together. I finished this book yesterday and am pretty far into the next one. My problem with writing this review is that all I can think of are the critiques that I plan to share for the next book.
These last few books are a bit disappointing. The character stories are intriguing. The timeline has moved incredibly close to the start of World War II. However, there are too many characters, too many new characters. The stories of previously introduced characters are not really resolved adequately. The font used for letters is incredibly difficult to read.
I want to have a complete collection so I will keep the last three books of the series but unfortunately the earlier books are much better (and larger) than the concluding books.

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