Zion Covenant: Vienna Prelude (Paperback)

from VirginiaGill

I've always been sorry that I gave this series of books away so when I saw them on the loaner shelf at the cancer center I snactched them up to read again. What the characters constantly trying to be light in the darkness during a horrific time makes for a great read.

from VirginiaGill

I've always been sorry that I gave this series of books away so when I saw them on the loaner shelf at the cancer center I snactched them up to read again. What the characters constantly trying to be light in the darkness during a horrific time makes for a great read.

from sarahashwood

Exciting historical fiction. Beautifully written about a particularly painful time in history. Looking forward to reading book two.

from bookczuk

This is the first book I've read in what is apparently a series of books, this, I'm told, being a prequel to The Zion Chronicles Series. The writing style did't really thrill me, but I wanted to see what happens with the story enough so that I kept reading. I did find myself getting irritated whe...

from marient

The book opens in pre-World War 11 Auistria. Elisa Lindheim, a violinist in the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, is of Jewis heritage, but has adopted an Aryan stage name. Thus she is able to travel and play in Germany even though a 1035 law forbade Jewish musicians to do so. Her dear friend Leah a cel...