After an ancient relic is stolen, Budapest in thrown into a
frenzy.
It is up to Dr. Morgan Sierra and her pal Zoltan to uncover
who is behind the theft and who is framing the Jewish citizens for the terrible
crimes of setting bombs off all over the city.
Jewish symbols start appearing all around the town, it
becomes more apparent that they are being framed, and that something serious is
about to happen. Bombs are going off in the city, and no one knows how to stop
it.
I felt like I was on a journey through Budapest while
reading this; Traveling through the city and the underground labyrinth while
learning more about the history as I went along. It was a fun reading
experience and I recommend it for readers who enjoy history, travel, religion,
and even politics. It has a little bit of all of those things for readers to
enjoy.
It is a novella, so it is pretty short, but I didn’t feel as
though anything was lacking.
The characters were well written. There wasn’t much time for
elaborate character arcs, but none of them were boring or useless. They all had
a place in the story and were written to match their role very well.
Not to mention the major cliff hanger at the end.
4/5 stars. Some of the scene cuts were confusing when
starting a new chapter. But once you figure it out, it is fun to read, and it
will take you on a journey.
