The Ambassador's Daughter
by Pam Jenoff is the story of
Margot, a young German girl who lives and travels with her father, a man who is
forced into becoming a diplomat by his brother-in-law during the peace
conference of World War I. He was to be a German voice at the table that was
not part of the German official group. They are the enemy, constantly suspect,
even though Margot’s father was academic and not part of the war. Margot runs
into many adventures when she and her father move to France.
The Ambassador's Daughter
is epic! Margot is a highly
likeable character trying to make her way in a new world, all while trying to
figure out who she can trust, and what she is going to do with her life. Torn
between her duty to her father, her fiancé Stefan, her new love Georg and the
multitudes of new friends she makes…plus her own feelings of right and wrong,
Margot will stick in your head. Even though the setting is not one most of us
know, her feelings and decisions are things anyone can relate to on some level.
is epic! Margot is a highly
likeable character trying to make her way in a new world, all while trying to
figure out who she can trust, and what she is going to do with her life. Torn
between her duty to her father, her fiancé Stefan, her new love Georg and the
multitudes of new friends she makes…plus her own feelings of right and wrong,
Margot will stick in your head. Even though the setting is not one most of us
know, her feelings and decisions are things anyone can relate to on some level.
I give The Ambassador's Daughter
five out of five stars.
This book really takes you on an adventure and won’t let go, leaving you
guessing until the very end.
five out of five stars.
This book really takes you on an adventure and won’t let go, leaving you
guessing until the very end.*I received a copy of this book from the author/publisher for review purposes. My opinions are my own.
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