Welcome to my blog tour stop for The Angel of Vienna which is been hosted by Bookouture
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Title: The Angel Of Vienna
Author:Kate Hewitt
Rating: 5
Would I recommend it ? Yes
Would I read more by this author ? Yes
Like always I want to say a huge thank you to the publisher , the author , and to the wonderful ladies of the Bookouture Anonymous Facebook group without them and their hard work and efforts I wouldn't knew about these books and to NetGalley for the invite to join this blog tour as well as letting me read and review it. Based on actual events which need to be talked about so we never forget . Heartbreaking , and will have you in tears as well as make you feel all of the emotions , right from the very start . Will make you just want to hug the characters and say everything will be alright even through you knew it won't be. Shows the strength and courage , as well as the fears of the characters . The author brings every thing to life : her characters , the places she talks about , the time period , and I do mean everything. Which each turn of the pages the story comes to life as you read about what happened to the children , and how the main character and one other nurse risk everything from their own lives as will as freedom to help the other children to escape.
Book Description:
Nazi-occupied Vienna, 1940: A young nurse finds herself with the chance to save innocent children. An unmissable and heartbreaking story—based on devastating real events—about tragedy, hope and courage in the face of impossible odds.“These children, who the Nazis don’t even see as human, these children are innocent. And, Hannah, if you have the chance to save even one of them, you know what you have to do. Even if it puts your own life at risk.”As bombs fall over Europe, Hannah Stern is a twenty-seven-year-old nurse, who is just trying to survive. When she takes a position at Vienna’s esteemed psychiatric hospital, Am Steinhof, she thinks it will take her away from the danger.Her estranged half-brother has arranged the job for her on the condition that she must take his son, Willi there too. He insists it’s a place where Willi will be safe. And Hannah soon forms a close bond with the sweet, fragile child in her care.At first the hospital seems like a safe haven—a beautiful, airy, spacious place of healing and recovery. But the hospital is a place of secrets. And they are darker than Hannah could ever have imagined. Children, ones just like Willi, are disappearing—not to be healed as promised, but taken somewhere else. Somewhere terrible.And when Willi’s own life comes under threat—in spite of her half-brother’s position of power in the Nazi military—Hannah must overcome her own fears and act. Then she discovers one of the other nurses is also trying to help patients escape, and Hannah becomes determined to help in any way she can.But she is only one person up against the enemy. And to save even just one life from the grip of the Nazis, she must risk her own…The most unmissable historical fiction of the year, guaranteed to leave readers in tears. Perfect for fans of My Name is Eva, All the Light We Cannot See and The Tattooist of Auschwitz.
Author Bio:
Kate Hewitt is the author of many romance and women’s fiction novels. A former New Yorker and now an American ex-pat, she lives in a small town on the Welsh border with her husband, five children, and their overly affectionate Golden Retriever. Whatever the genre, she enjoys telling stories that tackle real issues and touch people’s lives.
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