" A very chilling and haunting look into the Berlin of WWII and a gripping novel that asks some very provocative questions: how do you define what is right and what is wrong? Does breaking the law always mean that you're a criminal? This is a darker novel that what I'm used to, but one I'm glad I read anyway, because there aren't a lot of novels that explore Hitler's Germany. It goes to show that those who choose not to see and not to act can also be as criminal as the ones who commit atrocious crimes, and it brings to mind ways in which this mindset is still alive today. In what ways do we choose not to see because it's easier? Be prepared, because this novel will make you ask that question of yourself. "
— Josilyn, 2/7/2014