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anyrisse 's review for:
City of Women
by David R. Gillham
It's always interesting to see different points of view for large events such as World War II. Sigrid's journey was one that everyone would do, looking back, but I am sure, if the chance were to come, not many of us would be as courageous as Sigrid or Ericha, and actually act to save those whom their government was fighting.
I enjoyed the characters for the most part, though I was not too thrilled with Egon. I found him very unlikable, and wondered why Sigrid would stay by his side.
I would have liked to see Sigrid move on to a "better" life for herself, but I suppose that is not always possible.
I very much recommend this book, and hope that many people get the chance to read it.
I enjoyed the characters for the most part, though I was not too thrilled with Egon. I found him very unlikable, and wondered why Sigrid would stay by his side.
I would have liked to see Sigrid move on to a "better" life for herself, but I suppose that is not always possible.
I very much recommend this book, and hope that many people get the chance to read it.