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The Paris Affair (by Melanie Hudson)

I was not as pleased with this book as much as I had hoped. There were such long and rambling sentences that I found it difficult to get through the pages at times; not to mention the chapters. I really enjoy reading historical fiction ... especially if it is set during WWII. And this one had a little different aspect in that it showed that not all Germans and German soldiers aligned themselves with Hitler and his regime. While I was expecting more of the book to be focused on Sophie due to the cover, it really spent more time on Sebastian. While the book did improve by the a little more than halfway through, trudging through the first part had me forcing myself to read each page. However, there are plenty of very positive reviews and if you are a fan of historical fiction, then I encourage you to give it a try. Definitely don’t give up on it until you’ve read more than half of the book.


Thank you to NetGalley and One More Chapter for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.

 

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