Romance. The holocaust. A mystery involving a painting. A fabulously rich legacy. Have I got your attention? All the mentioned elements are in this book. This is the debut novel for the author, and I am quite impressed.
One measure I have for a good book is if it makes me cry. This book has a distinction that it caused my eyes to weep over and over as I read this riveting tale. I don’t want to give away the story, because you’ll want to discover this treasure on your own, but I can assure you that it is a very rewarding read and well-written. Cambron seamlessly moves between current day and the tragedy of the holocaust during WWII. The heroine, and hero are great ~~ Oh, yes, you get two of each! The wrap up is satisfying. I can easily see this being made into a hit movie.
What’s your favorite WWII book or movie? Please leave a comment. Thanks!
I don’t read a lot of historical fiction, but you’ve intrigued me with this one. Great review, Susan!
This one’s really good. ALSO, the story moves between current times, and the past. I am not kidding you, tears would actually leak out of my eyes as I read, not even knowing I was crying.
What a beautiful review!! And I also love the photograph. I wish I could sit in that living room and chat with you, my friend. : )
My favorite WWII Era movie (of which there are MANY): The Best Years of our Lives (1946). I cried buckets the first time I saw it. A completely moving film you’ll never forget. Highly recommend!
Looks like a good one! I’m not sure what my favorite WWII book is…it used to be my favorite era but the tragedy of it all has overwhelmed me lately. I’ll have to mull it over
very tragic. I understand.