Everyone Brave is Forgiven by Chris Cleave
My Thoughts:
Unfortunately one of my least favorite historical fiction reads. I did not have any problems with the historical accuracy, but more so the realism. For example, there is one scene where a German is detained and two soldiers are trying to kill him, so to start they put one bullet to his chest; he’s still breathing and talking. Two more bullets to the chest; he’s still breathing. Two more to the chest; he’s still breathing. Ok, one more bullet; German dies. Now, I’m not trying to claim that I have a broad understanding on ballistics by any means, but this scene was dragged out immensely for something that seemed so over the top and unrealistic.
Storyline:
Set during the onset of World War II, following four different characters and how their lives intertwine with each other. One is a soldier, one is a teacher, one is a supervisor.
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