Review: The Enemy's Wife by Deborah Swift
Today, I'm delighted to welcome a dear writer friend and acclaimed author of historical fiction – Deborah Swift . I'm sharing my review of her latest release, The Enemy's Wife . It's the sequel to the brilliant, Last Train to Freedom , and you can find my review of that HERE . It's well worth starting your reading journey there, but in the meantime, read on! The Enemy's Wife is currently on blog tour with The Coffee Pot Book Club. Find other fascinating posts HERE ! The Enemy’s wife Survivors of War Series by Deborah Swift Review: Having read the brilliant, Last Train to Freedom , I couldn't wait to read this sequel, and I was not to be disappointed. Last Train to Freedom ended with Polish Jewish refugee, Zofia, having found love with Haru, a Japanese businessman she met on the thrilling train ride across Siberia. But their happiness in Kobe is short-lived, when WWII reaches the Pacific, and after Haru is drafted into the army, Zofia is deported to Sh...