I received an advanced reader copy of this from the publisher via Net Galley.


I am going to preface my review with: The only reason I picked up this book was because the main character was originally from my hometown, Kenosha, Wisconsin. That was my main curiosity and motivation for getting this book.

That being said. I feel the story moved quite quickly and kept me motivated to continue reading the story, especially considering that the subject matter (war, nazis, espionage) and format (graphic novel) are not my normal choices for reading material.

As I said before, the story moves quickly, and the author does a great job of notating time jumps. a solid base of trust and support that is needed was well represented.

One thing I didn't like, and I'm not sure if it was intentional or not, was the drawing of Nina. She looked like all the other male characters, but with long hair.