Heather’s Bookshelf: The German Client
“The German Client” is a dual timeline, dual point of view novel that begins by following a private investigator, Bacci Pagano, as he is approached by a wealthy man looking to find his half brother. Reluctantly, he accepts the job and soon finds himself investigating what happened to a group of partisans in 1944 Genoa, Italy during World War II.
Overall, I enjoyed this novel. It was emotional, tragic, and heart breaking. The character of Tilde and her point of view absolutely make this novel. The alternating timelines provide an interesting way to incorporate details while also drawing correlations between the past and present. The ending is also really great. There are a couple of little surprises and while they are not completely unexpected, they are super satisfying. I look forward to reading more by this author in the future.
I received a copy of this story in exchange of a fair and honest review.
OVERALL REVIEW:
A heart breaking tale with intriguing characters and a fantastic ending. Side story just didn’t seem to fit in with the rest.
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