Letters Across the Sea

Letters Across the Sea

2021 • 384 pages

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15

I am still relatively new to the historical fiction genre and with each book I read...I learn more than I ever thought possible. There is so much out there that we never learn in history classes. This is one subject I know I never read about.

I know this is fiction but with historical fiction there is truth within the pages. I will never understand how people can treat others with so much hate and misplaced anger. However, despite the painful setting and writing the story of Molly and Max had me captivated. So much so I literally lost hours as I was drawn into their lives and their love.

This is one of those books that is hard to review. How do you review something that covers such a horrific time in history? And daresay you loved the book at the same time? I guess it comes down to this...Was I touched? Immensely. Did my heart break open? More than once. Were my emotions all over the place? Very much so. Would I recommend this one? Most definitely.

I sincerely appreciate NetGalley for providing me a copy of this E-Book. All opinions expressed herein are mine and mine alone.

April 26, 2021Report this review