The Lost Girls of Paris by Pam JenoffMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Women, espionage, World War II, and shifting time periods - this set of details is a trend in fiction right now, and still The Lost Girls of Paris held my attention to the point that I was trying to find any excuse to keep going with the story. Kate Quinn's The Huntress has more grit and drama, but I would still recommend Lost Girls because it's a well crafted story with interesting parallel story lines that converge in a clever way. There are some cliched details and character sentiments, but I was so hooked that I'm more than happy to look past them.
Already counting down to book club for our discussion-- happy reading!
(Book 63 - 2019)
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