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CrowCAH
Assistant to the Villain | Hannah Nicole Maehrer
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Pickpick

An engaging tale! The romance is well woven throughout the story. I love the funny and sometimes literal phrases used that are supposed to be said in jest. It‘s quite the writing style and I‘ll see if the author can continue it in the next book.

There are certainly some loose ends that have gotten me to take the bait and continue the series.

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quietjenn
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I've been really looking forward to this one and am glad to say it didn't disappoint. Maybe I'll finally get around to Testament of Youth, for non-fiction take? (It's in the bibliography and Brittain and Holtby are walk-on characters).

Liz_M I really liked Testament of Youth. It has two distinct sections -- the first is before the war, getting into university, meeting the love of her life, etc. Very different tone in the rest of the book, dealing with her war experiences and post-war advocacy. 1w
squirrelbrain Interesting - I didn‘t realise this was linked to Testament of Youth. I read that years ago @Liz_M and loved it too! 1w
kspenmoll I read Testament of Youth years ago & loved it. 7d
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Lynnsoprano
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Just finished this beautiful story. A three-timeline plot, set before, during, and immediately after WWII in Germany, it follows two sisters and the woman who comes across a book tied to them. It‘s heart wrenching and uplifting at the same time. So glad I read this.

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