Review: Entertaining and Meaningful
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 20, 2014
This is one of the best books I have read in years.  It can be read on many levels.  Male twins were separated for fifty years but  find each other at the age of fifty-two.  As an aside, here and in the book, the hierarchy of the church knew the twins existed, even though the twins didn't know.  This is not developed in the book and this reader wonders why.  The twin raised in a Jewish family became an Orthodox rabbi; his twin became a Catholic priest.  Motivations are not in the book.  The twins go on a roots quest to Poland, in search of their background.All does not end happily---or does it?"At God's Mercy" would be a great choice for book clubs.I would like it to be required reading in high schools.  It reinforces "Never again!"