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A review by acanuckreader
A Night of Long Knives by Rebecca Cantrell
4.0
While I did not enjoy this book as much as the first one it was still very easy to sink into and Hannah is still one of the most formidable female characters I've read in a while.
She is strong, and yet at times her vulnerability is what draws me in more than anything else. Her life is one of quickly made decisions and thinking on her feet.
The suspense in this novel is rich, and yet it didn't capture my attention as much as the first however it remains an interesting piece of historical fiction which had me reaching for more information about the time and finding only that Rebecca Cantrell's research is immaculate.
She is strong, and yet at times her vulnerability is what draws me in more than anything else. Her life is one of quickly made decisions and thinking on her feet.
The suspense in this novel is rich, and yet it didn't capture my attention as much as the first however it remains an interesting piece of historical fiction which had me reaching for more information about the time and finding only that Rebecca Cantrell's research is immaculate.