The Warsaw Sisters, by Amanda Barratt, is a stand-alone novel that whisks the reader back to 1940's Poland at the beginning of WWII. Antonina and Helena watch their world unravel as loss affects them both in different ways. This is the first I've read of this author. It took me a while to get into the book and I almost gave up because I was having a hard time with the switching back and forth between the sisters. I just kept reading and then had to go back and find out which sister's story was being told at the moment. I loved how they both did what they could to help during the war time. The book didn't grip me as I had hoped it would (and as others from this era have). It was a clean read, and enjoyable. Just took me a little longer to get into it than I prefer.
This book provided for review by Revell.
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