I really enjoyed reading this. The jumping between past and present was well executed and did not detract from the feel of the book--you were following the rate of revelation that the main character was experiencing. I often quite enjoy spy fiction and this was no exception.

Left with bigcurlyloz in Glasgow

This wasn't quite what I expected from reading the blurb. It was well written and the plot was one that I would usually enjoy, but for some reason it didn't engage me as much as I thought it would. Perhaps I would have liked it more had it been a straight narrative rather than flitting between Eva's past and her current life, but I'm not sure. It was certainly an interesting aspect of the war brought to life in fiction.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Taking to the 2010 Official BookCrossing Cobvention in Amsterdam. To be placed on the Book Buffet, or released around Amsterdam between 15th and 21st April.

You've found a BookCrossing book! Congratulations! I hope you enjoy it. Please feel free to make a journal entry letting the previous readers know what you thought of it. Then keep it or release it back into the wild.

If you decide to join BookCrossing (not compulsory), please consider putting me (bigcurlyloz) as your referring member.

I recently read Brazzaville beach which I liked a lot, so I took it home with me from the book buffet at the International BookCrossing convention in Amstelveen this weekend.

This book was not my cup of tea, so I'm releasing it at the yearly Castricum meet this sunday. Happy travels!

Dank je voor het meenemen van dit boek naar castricum.

Dit boek zit in mijn tas op op korte termijn bij OBCZ het Boshuys achter te laten.

Dit boek ligt sinds vandaag in deze OBCZ, veel plezier met je vondst!!