This book covers an interesting and often overlooked piece of history, the establishment of Israel for the Jewish people after World War II. Unfortunately, the characters failed to draw me in or make me care about them. The women are so beautiful it is difficult for the men to decide which one they ...
The Thoenes are known for their amazing historical fiction works, but this is not one of them. Although the writing was good and the story engaging--as always--the connection with the first six volumes, as well as the rest of the series, seemed a bit forced, not to mention tacked-on. Regardless, "...
The Thoenes write amazing historical fiction novels, and this is no exception. You'd have to read the series in order to understand each one, but they're definitely worth it.
This is a great series so far, which is to be expected from the Thoenes. The only problem is that some of the weirdness of the names can be distracting. Other than that, though, it's wonderful!
This was an excellent book with one small problem: a profanity. Normally, I wouldn't get all up in arms about one "bad word," but that is uncharacteristic of the Thoenes, and I've read several of their other works. I KNOW they're good writers, so they could have come up with a clever way to imply ...
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