My rating: 4.9
While flying a plane from Paris to England, American Pilot Rose Justice is forced by the Nazis to land her unarmed plane. What ensues is a vivid gripping account of her time in the Ravensbruck Concentration Camp.
I loved the first book Code Name Verity and I think, if possible, this may have been even better (yes, I know others disagree with that and I even waffle with which one I loved more). You don't have to read them in order as they work as stand alones. It is graphic and uncomfortable but such an amazing read. While the characters were fiction, the events were real...oh so horrifically real. This one will stay with me for quite a while. Definite recommend.
While flying a plane from Paris to England, American Pilot Rose Justice is forced by the Nazis to land her unarmed plane. What ensues is a vivid gripping account of her time in the Ravensbruck Concentration Camp.
I loved the first book Code Name Verity and I think, if possible, this may have been even better (yes, I know others disagree with that and I even waffle with which one I loved more). You don't have to read them in order as they work as stand alones. It is graphic and uncomfortable but such an amazing read. While the characters were fiction, the events were real...oh so horrifically real. This one will stay with me for quite a while. Definite recommend.
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