Mary Dulac

Christina’s War at it’s best is a well-written novel with threads of a romance woven within - and at it’s very best, it is an honest depiction of the way in which horrible realities and destruction of war often destroy reason and logic, leaving a deceptively well-reasoned madness to prevail in the void. Christina’s War maintains a page-turning pace. Plausible characterizations and vivid descriptions both beautiful, and scarred by the brutality of war. Well worth a read!