The Berlin Exchange by Joseph Kanon is an enthralling story of intrigue and suspense set in post-war Berlin. It is a gripping tale of espionage, morality, and the human cost of war.

The novel follows the lives of three characters: Adam Miller, a former American soldier; his wife Liz; and their friend Paul Richter, a German journalist. The trio are caught up in a web of secrets and lies as they search for answers about the mysterious death of Paul's brother.

The novel weaves together an intricately detailed plot with vivid descriptions of life in post-war Berlin. Joseph Kanon's writing is lyrical and evocative, capturing both the beauty and tragedy of this tumultuous time period. His characters are complex and sympathetic, making it impossible to put down this book once you start reading it.

The Berlin Exchange is an emotionally charged novel that will leave readers with an appreciation for the power of storytelling to move us all.

Jennifer Rosner’s Once We Were Home is a powerful and emotional story of a Jewish family struggling to survive the Holocaust. The story follows the journey of the main character, Lillia, as she and her family are forced to flee their home in Poland and seek refuge in other countries. The novel is an exploration of loss, resilience, and hope as Lillia searches for a place where she can feel safe and at home again. Through vivid imagery and engaging characters, Rosner paints a heartbreaking picture of what it means to lose everything you’ve ever known while still holding onto hope for a better future.