In a few words:
The year is 1996
Kat Lawson’s father receives a mysterious letter informing the former WW2 navigator/bombardier that his downed B-24 has been found and asking to come to Hungary, Kat suspects this is all part of some senior rip-off scam. But her father insists she represent him not only take photographs of the plane but to find the mother and son who risked their lives to rescue him and his crew by hiding them in a cave. The trip will change her life for ever…..
My thoughts in a few words:
This story is base on the life of Silverman’s father and with a lot of creativity the author has penned and excellent story to captivate us.
Reading “The Navigator’s Daughter” was a pleasant experience, my first by this author but it won’t me the last. From the start we are in a rollercoaster ride while Kate uncovers bit by bit what happened years ago. It is a slow but careful read that will grab anyone in its suspense and keep all riveted till the end. The narration brings us back in time during the war while Kate visits cities, towns, castles and takes photographs always keeping in mind finding Katerina and Adolph, the caring family that saved her father. This is by far not a boring story mystery await Kat also a bit of romance to lighten her life. But she never thought getting caught in the middle of an international art theft ring…..Doesn’t this pique your interest. Give this book a go you will not be disappointed.
I received a copy of this book for free with no obligations to write a review.
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