pickOne of my favourite Alan Furst's novel I've read so far. This is the life of Alexander de Milja, Polish officer that chooses to live and fight after Warsaw is taken and Poland is no more in 1939.
That train ride in the opening chapter was just... yeah. Alexander is one interesting lead. This novel is really a tale of survival by your wits, your will, determination to not let them win even if it means ultimately your life. #recommended
Such a fantastic WW2 novel. Part spy, part action with an amazing central character. The train ride to freedom is both heart wrenching and terrifying. #uncannyOctober #setinEasternEurope
pickAs usual Alan Furst weaves incredible detail into his storyline never letting the detail derail the pace. Although this review is about this specific work it is indicative of his others as well. Aside from the detailed insight, Furst's story telling is at its best here. Engrossing and absorbing I recommend this to anyone who hasn't read a Furst novel.
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