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I didn‘t love this one…. But I really didn‘t hate it either. It‘s one of those “not for me” type of books.

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I've just put this in the mail, and I triple checked that I sent it to the right place. 🤓

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I‘ll stick this in the mail soon.

Definitely a worthwhile read. While I felt that it started slowly, it didn‘t take too long to pull me in. Two strong female characters really drive the story. There are lots of questions that don‘t get answered until close to the end, with plenty of drama and suspense. Plus, I appreciated a different take on the WWII novel. No physics-related pictures. Some day I‘ll have to write a book that matches my photos: The Botanist‘s Wife 😂

The book I was reading just wasn‘t doing anything for me. I stopped at the library to pick up hubby‘s hold, and brought this home with me. Not sure if I‘m bailing on the other book, but I‘m not waiting to start this.

Review is up! Check it out!

https://reecaspieces.com/2022/07/07/the-physicists-daughter-by-mary-anna-evans-a...

Justine is such an amazing, well-rounded character. She is tough, intelligent and caring, and I love that she has such a vast knowledge of math and science. I liked the other characters as well; there are so many strong women in this novel. The story itself is well written and I loved the mystery within the pages. I absolutely flew through this novel, wanting to know who Fritz and Mudcat were and if Justine was going to uncover the truth in time.