Review of Ride the Winds of Whatever

[Jennifer Wilson 95]

Great review, it is rare to find a book you can rate 5 out of 5. The plot sounds like an exciting ride, if it weren't for the profanity and sexual content, I may have been interested in reading it. Thanks for the heads up.

[Seamstress]

Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against the romance genre, even though the stories it tells sound a bit ordinary for my tastes. But I can easily understand the genre's recreational value after a long work day despite the setting of WWII. Hope I didn't offend anyone and congratulations with BOTD!

[Victory Ositaorah]

Ride the Winds of Whatever seems to be unique and I would love to understand the backstory of the characters Marc and Christiana.

[Rady Espinoza]

Hitler has just achieved great progress in his quest for supremacy in Europe in 1941. However, he still has to satiate his hunger since his larger objective is to dominate the world, which might begin with an invasion and takeover of Russia. He gathers his forces in readiness because he is adamant about doing it. Joseph Stalin of Russia, however, fails to recognize the gravity of this impending assault.

[azza lia]

Your review is helpful for what to expect. I love spy thrillers but am not a fan of mature content. Recommended for fans of historical fiction, the mix of espionage and romance seems promising. Marc's and Christina's characters are well developed and make a good match.

[Surabhi Rani]

'Official Review: Ride the Winds of Whatever: A Novel' by Michael John Cruit sheds light on the interesting romantic fiction. Donovan, the head of intelligence in the U.S., selected Marc Fletcher, a global figure, and Christina Orlov, a pianist with ties to Stalin, to deliver the message of Germany's imminent attack on Russia. Author Cruit narrates the escapades and experiences of these two. He covered the atmosphere around war and painted clear wartime pictures. This is a thrilling blend of historical fiction, spy work, and romance!

[Love Ukaegbu]

It's always enjoyable reading about Hitler. I like this book, Ride the Winds of Whatever, by Michael John Cruit, for its perspective on his story. Congratulations on the book of the day.

[Bettny Andrade]

This book is suitable for people who enjoy books based on historical events from the war. It also includes romantic drama, presented in simple language. A pianist and an international vagabond will play a key role in betraying the enemy, experiencing interesting adventures along the way.

[Dayana Alvarado 1]

Christina, although at the beginning seems more innocent proves to be tough and capable while Marc with his experience is calmer and more strategic ,remember that behind every great event there are personal stories that also matter.

[Codermary]

I find war time settings make an emotional story even more so.

[Rose Angela]

*Ride the Winds of Whatever* by Michael John Cruit is a WWII historical romance following Christina Nicolschi Orlov and Marc Fletcher as they navigate Nazi-occupied France on a daring mission for U.S. intelligence.

[Naomi Rebecca 1]

A thrilling mix of history, espionage, and romance, Ride the Winds of Whatever delivers a gripping wartime adventure. The characters are well-crafted, and the plot keeps you hooked. Mature themes make it best suited for adult readers.

[twinkle09]

I have read the book before and it was amazing. The plot development, characters and the smoothness with which the story flows makes it an excellent adventure story to read. Thank you for an excellent review!

[Naomi Rebecca 1]

A thrilling mix of history, espionage, and romance, Ride the Winds of Whatever delivers a gripping wartime adventure. The characters are well-crafted, and the plot keeps you hooked. Mature themes make it best suited for adult readers.

[Creole]

Set in 1941, in "Ride the Winds of Whatever" by Michael John Cruit, Marc and Christina are tasked with delivering an urgent message to Stalin regarding the war. Their journey is perilous, and the reader is left wondering whether they will survive. I appreciate your insightful review.