The Munich Girl: A Novel of the Legacies That Outlast War

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Historical Fiction is one my favorite genres but this story really let me down. I have always been intrigued by the films of Eva Braun that I have seen parts of and the photos. I wondered how could she fall for Hitler? I have only two clues. Eva was only seventeen years old while Hitler was forty...

from LoriFox

The Munich Girl by Phyllis Edgerly Ring was a well-written and interesting story about Eva Braun, Hitler's mistress turned Wife the final day of his life, and the circle of people who loved and knew a different, secret side of Eva. While I enjoyed the character development and found the plot and ...

from MikeDI

I entered a GiveAway for this novel, and although I did not win, was so intrigued by the synopsis that I bought it anyway. I'm very glad I did. I thought this was one amazing novel which, although it was Historical Fiction, read like non-fiction. Kudos to the author for that. While I am a student...

from Elysianfield

After Anna Dahlberg's mother dies, she finds her old diary and learns that her mother and Hitler's mistress Eva Braun were friends. She learns how the painting of Eva, that has hung in their dining room, came into her father's possession. This was an interesting read since there is so little writ...

from Bettesbooks

Based on the life of Eva Braun, mistress of Adolf Hitler. I picked this up hoping that there would be some parenthetical information about this woman of history. But, I just ended up skimming because I disliked the way the story was written, I kept losing the track of who was the subject of the n...