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A review by bcdcompostela143
The Last Secret of the Temple by Paul Sussman
4.0
The overall impression of the novel was like putting back a beautifully intricate jigsaw puzzle.
The book doesn't really have to coax me into liking it because I am already in love with 50% of it - Egypt, history, culture, food, etc. The Holocaust, Nazi, Israel and West Bank are bonus.
The pace is slow in momentum, giving background for tempestuous events. The writer doesn't just did his research but lived, dwell and in fact convinced me that he had been to this places and saw everything. The little things, subtle hints are well played.
I'm a fan.
The book doesn't really have to coax me into liking it because I am already in love with 50% of it - Egypt, history, culture, food, etc. The Holocaust, Nazi, Israel and West Bank are bonus.
The pace is slow in momentum, giving background for tempestuous events. The writer doesn't just did his research but lived, dwell and in fact convinced me that he had been to this places and saw everything. The little things, subtle hints are well played.
I'm a fan.