Finally I understand Zane

This book is a very special one, Tina married fact and fiction beautifully. It ddosnt make light of the dark history it represents but not does it wallow in the misery of that time. The characters are strong and give life to the book. I'm going to start with Porsches father he is not the man you expect. At first you believe like most father's he's a protector and loves his daughter with no question. But when his daughter confronts him in a fact made known to her by her best friend you see a side to him that is more then a bad guy although the twists in this story may make you wonder where it is going but stay with it it's worth the wait.

Ok porshe her self is not what she seems either she at first comes across as a shy residing girl who followed what her farther days goes to her college lessons and all in all is an a student but later she seems brattish and shallow only to be the second strongest character in the book.

Zane what can I say finally i understand his lone wolf approach to his life his need to gaurd what he loves as well as protect who he is. You glimpse the man who became a monster in his own mind only to find that he wasn't the monster he thought he was.

This book touch's on the true horror of the holocaust and the men who caused it and the people who lived it. I'm not Jewish but being disabled had i lived at that time I too could have found myself in a concentration camp as did many others gypsys, gays,lesbiens etc for it wasn't just religious beliefs that landed you there. It was the idea of a mad man who played God with his country and all those he invaded. This book reminds us it should never happen again.

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