Told in alternating time lines and alternating characters, THE PARIS AGENT takes us from the WWII operations of the SOE to 1970.
We meet many characters in the back story which made the book confusing and not easy to get interested in.
The characters from 1970 were a bit easier to keep track of since they included Noah, Charlotte, Professor Read, and Theo.
Noah wanted to thank one of his fellow SOE members, but finds out his wife had been right to not look back just ahead.
THE PARIS AGENT introduces the reader to another part of WWII that I didn't know about, and of course has chapters about the Nazis and their treatment of others.
There are many tearful moments, horrible moments, secrets, beautiful detailed writing, wonderful sentiments at the end, and well-researched events.
I do have to say the WWII chapters were difficult to follow. 4/5
This book was given to me by the publisher via NetGalley for an honest review.
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Kelly Rimmer is the worldwide, New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of The German Wife, The Warsaw Orphan, and The Things We Cannot Say.
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