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Schreiber's Secret (2013)

by Roger Radford(Favorite Author)

4.15 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

History & Biography

publisher

Roger Radford

review 1: I really think everyone should give this book a try..it's not AT ALL what it initially seems. There's a bit of something for all reading types: suspense, historical fiction, perhaps some light romance and a chuckle or two? It's easy reading; although I thought it was a bit "plodding" at first...but then again the Holocaust is pretty heavy subject matter. I have always felt invested in WWII Era and Holocaust stories, so I kept reading. About 20 pages in, the scene changes to "modern era" and the real story begins. All I can say is WOW...I'm not going to give away "Schreiber's Secret" (which was pretty fabulous); but I am going to say that the story also gave rise to a lot of soul searching and new perspectives...Mind Blown!
review 2: I spent every spare minute... more reading this book and thought it had the making of a great film. At the end of the book the author mentions that it has been bought by a film company.The author’s excellent descriptive skill of the horrors of the concentration camp has the reader in the camp with the main character. I could smell the despair of the prisoners, yet the feeling that they had to stay alive. As I read the story it occurred to me that the author must have spent a huge amount of time on his research – not just for the concentration camp period, but also various other scenes later in the book. The twists and turns of the story requires the reader to be attentive. Highly recommended! less

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