The Diplomat's Wife by Pam Jenoff
Sequel to The Kommandant's Girl (Review here)
Genre: Historical Fiction, WWII, Romance
Pages: 360 (paperback)
Source: Personal collection
How have I been lucky enough to come here, to be alive, when so many others are not? I should have died. But I am here.
My Rating:
Quick-Thoughts: WWII meets romance and eye-spy.I loved this book! This romance set during World War II is another story about perseverance, hardships, and hope. We see a bit (a lot) of romance, a bit of espionage, and lots of well-developed characters. Though it is a sequel to The Kommandant's Girl, it stands alone quite well. While there are sad moments, it isn't depressing. In fact, I think there are fewer sad moments than other novels set during WWII. The ending is unrealistic and does the whole bow-tieing thing, but I didn't mind at all. Here's an inspiring story, with great characters, and exceptional writing. Read this if you enjoy novels set during World War II and a bit of adventure.
