Jez and Anna are the main POV in this book along with come
other dicey characters that have a hatred for Jews (Jez being the main one
affected, although Anna does get caught up with it somewhat). Jez, has his
heart set on joining the Russian army and is disillusioned with any type of
religious zeal his family has. Through some (for him) fortunate circumstances,
he finds his career skyrocketed through the ranks with choice posts wherever he
wants and thus he comes into the spotlight of Otto, who will stop at nothing to
destroy Jez.
Having read the other book by Mr. Stone, (The Turkish connection),
I had high hopes for this book and Mr. Stone sure didn’t disappoint. The story
telling was superb and the plot was believable. Even though there are
references and connections to the Turkish Connection, you do not have to read
that book to enjoy this one. I am hoping that there will be another book in
this series, I truly enjoy the world building and the unique characters. I
recommended that book and I recommend this one as well.
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