Author: Kate Quinn
Pages: 549
Genre: Historical Fiction
Rating: 4.5 stars
Publisher: William Morrow
The Huntress is my second book by Kate Quinn and I have to
say I loved it just as much as I loved as The Rose Code, but I do have to say I
enjoyed the mystery aspect of this one. The storyline of WWII, post war
coming together at the end in the 1950s were all three points of view sort of
much and the three people telling the story actually meet. I have to say
my favorite character was Jordan with Tony being a close second. I enjoyed his
humor especially when he and Ian were joking about reading or not reading Moby
Dick and Tony says he got out of reading it in highs school by enlisting the
day after Pearl Harbor. But the book is not all humor because Ian and
Tony are hunting down The Huntress a female assassin for the Nazi with the help
of Nina who's the only one who escaped her. Jordon finds herself in the
middle of the hunt and doesn't even know it. And the least likely person
will be the one to put the final piece together. But it could have
happened sooner if people had been honest with each other.
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