It also touched on the fact that not everything is clearly right or wrong. It explored hard choices and sacrifices made such difficult times. It was both beautiful and harsh to listen to this book. Bella Fayre is gentle but unapologetically truthful in her descriptions and words. I cried through most of the first third of the book. Part of Gavin's family’s history took place in Europe during World War II. First off, this book should come with a warning. From there, Gavin, his wife Carol, Donna and her husband are taken on a deep and meaningful journey into the past. It essentially starts when Donna's dear friend Gavin receives a package which helps him discover a past and family he did not know he had. In fact, this book is entirely different from the previous two books. First of all, the core characters are the same through the series but this book does not require previous knowledge of characters to enjoy this. This is my third book in the Donna DeShayne series and I am wowed. But definitely give it a chance - Ms Fayre's storytelling will hook you up in no time at all.:) DISCLAIMER: I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.īeautiful, hearth-wrenching. So overall, it's another interesting and intriguing Donna DeShayne adventure in a confusing interpretation that you may or may not like. well, no, I didn't get used to them at all, they bothered me all the way through) I could focus on the story itself and as I said, generally it's a very decent interpretation, with the right level of emotion woven into the narration to make you want to listen on. How on earth are they even able to walk and work any more, I wonder,:) After I got used to those voices (. I understand Donna and her friends are not in their 20s any more, but they seem to be well over 100 with the voices they've been given. As for the narration, it generally is quite good with one huge exception: Mr Strickland makes all the elder women in the book sound as if they were one foot in their graves, so feeble and almost unable to breathe a word they sound. Nevertheless, the book maintains that level of attention to historical details I so admired before, and the plot itself is again involving and fast moving making it a good listen and an emotionally engaging story. The story told by Ms Fayre of the Dutch Jews in "Sisters of the Scorned" is real, is true and yet still filtered through to make it palatable compared to what happened in occupied Poland. In the previous two books she used events from the US history that, as a foreigner, were unknown to me and thus extremely interesting this time she goes back to WW II and what happened to Jews during that terrible period in the world history - and that was no news to me, as a native of Poland, a country that suffered the Nazi occupation and saw its most horrifying "face". And this is what I like best about the books Ms Fayre molds history into an intriguing and integral character of each tale she tells. This is the third book in the series of Donna DeShayne investigations, a series that weaves tha past into the present and makes it the most important element of each crime case Donna deals with. THIS JUST IN! Bella Poarch nude photos have leaked online! But, the thing is, that that isn’t the only thing that has leaked online! Because, alongside the nudes, from this Filipina’s iCloud, there was also the Bella Poarch porn video that leaked online! This 24 year old TikToker has become famous overnight after she lip-synced to the song “Soph Aspin Send” by British rapper Millie B.This time I really need to separate the book itself from the interpretation of it.
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