The tying up of the aftermath of WWII horrors for Michal's scattered family and friends created a satisfactory read for me. However, I felt somewhat disappointed with this fourth book in the Michal's Destiny series. I believe it's because there was a fair amount of rehashing of the terrors, trauma and situations that occured in the first three books in order to make this a stand alone novel, in and of itself. Somehow I expected more after the suspense of the ending of the third book. Therefore, I rate this book with only 4 Stars.
~ Eunice C., Reviewer/Blogger ~
November 2024
Disclaimer: This is my honest opinion based on the complimentary review copy sent by Net Galley and the publisher.
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