Review: Well Written, Highly Recommended Book for Readers, Leaves you Captivated.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2014
A young woman lost her sight at 6 years old and her father does the best he can to help her live a normal life.  This is during the time of WWII and her father takes her to Germany to get help where she meets a man named Werner who falls in love with her but knows she is safer without him.  He chooses to stay with her and the book shows how even during the worst times fate made their paths cross.  This book shows what does happen in real life and will leave you awed at the chaos and beauty that can be found within.The author does a great job in detail explaining each character and the summary of chapters to get you engaged in the story wanting more.  It leaves you looking for the full version to find the entire story but gives you enough to know whether the book is worth the purchase and the author clearly gives you a great start to a great book.  His is a great war story of chaos, war, love, life, and reality.  The love story within the book captivates your attention.  These insta-read summaries are a great buy for any book because without them you might end up realizing if you had checked the insta-read out first you will know if you would love the book or not.  This author does a great job in doing this for all readers.  I highly recommend reading this insta-summary to get you captivated in knowing the entire story.  I would give more information but it would give away all of the details that lie within the book.  A must read, well written and well summarized version.  I highly recommend this book to others.  It’s not just about war but about life.  Even those who do not like war books will love the characters and the way they rise above in the times of war.  Leaving you wanting more to purchase the full version.The blind woman gives you a great view in the world she cannot see but with her perspective you can learn a lot from her view and understanding of times like these.  I highly recommend this book.