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David Tennant is my favorite Doctor & one of my favorite actors, so I jumped at the chance to listen to him narrate. And who doesn't love James Bond?

Me. I don't love James Bond. Not as books - I enjoy the films as much as the next person. The books are dated & problematic in places, but that's understandable. IMO, the action scenes translate so much better to film, even with such a great narrator.

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His brother‘s message came late.

What a crazy story in the best way. The fact that it was loosely based on a true story had me down the rabbit hole for all the details. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I‘m not really enjoying this (not that this is a joyful book). I just find that the background information being presented drags on for longer than necessary and I‘m starting to lose focus.

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“Major Picquart to see the Minister of War…”
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A novel about the historical Dreyfus Affair, late 1890s France, in which a Jewish officer in the French army was (knowingly) wrongly convicted of treason and sent to Devil‘s Island. Picquart was the officer who came to believe in his innocence.

4 Stars • In "The Hidden Child," Erica Falck finds a Nazi medal among her mother's things, sparking an investigation into her family's past. This leads to the murder of a retired teacher, intertwining with Detective Patrik Hedström's case. The story alternates between WWII and the present, revealing secrets of espionage, romance, and murder linked to Nazi activities in Sweden

This was a pretty intense ride. The main character Chloe's struggle with her own psyche adds depth to the plot. The writing is engaging, maintaining a pace that kept me on the edge of my seat. The end seemed a bit messy with all the players involved but I definitely did not see the plot twist coming -and that‘s what I love.