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Book Reviews
An expertly woven and richly satisfying work of historical fiction that will touch any reader who has experienced love, loss, tragedy, or the impact of family secrets.
Boston Globe
Two narratives, one concerning Nazi spies and the other a troubled boy in contemporary Oregon, begin to converge at the halfway point in this novel of espionage, reincarnation and doomed romance. For the first 100 pages, there is little to connect the two stories, told in alternating chapters....[but] McMorris' strong pacing keeps the two stories zipping along and all its many strings connected for a gratifying conclusion.
Kirkus Reviews