Review from Salt to the Sea →
This book was amazing. I definitely recommend it. This book is about four different people who are just trying to get to the ship Wilhelm Gustloff. There is four different perspectives, – Joana, Florian, Emilia, and Alfred. Who I kept calling Albert. This book never seems to stop having action. I love this book and..
Review from Eversea →
more sex than I want to read or hear but story is very sweet with lots of interesting plot details
Interesting story, but slow as molasses. Maybe listen to it at a faster pace. The characters seemed a bit flat.
Good story, rough subject matter but realistic and believable to someone who can engage. Thanks
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
If you can get past the subject of the book and not be judgemental, this is a well written book. The narrator is incredible. I wish we could rate narrators separately.Yes the premise of the book is awful. Something that should never happen. I don’t feel as though it was romanticized like I’ve seen other..
I’m listening now. The narrator for the Adult Maggie is diverting. She truly is at a whisper by the end of every sentence. She is attempting a cliffhanger type moment with every period, question or exclamation mark. It’s almost enough to stop listening. It’s a nod to Susan that I want to continue.
Review from The Darkest Corners →
So happy I took a chance and downloaded this. Loved everything about it – the storyline kept me guessing, The characters were rich and well developed, and the narrator was perfect. it was truly the type of book that you didn’t want to stop listening to.
I’m an Audible regular. Recently I felt like I had reached a dead end with all my usual self-help and romance books,so I had begun reading the all the top rated books to mix things up a bit. I had no idea what this book was about and it took me a few chapters to..
Review from Moon Tortured →
loved it. took time to finish due to being busy. need to complete quicker
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
If you don’t think things like this are happening in the world, you must be living under a rock. This book was beautifully written. Yes it is an uncomfortable truth and yes, sometimes it is Stockholm syndrome. But Sometimes it is just love!