Review of Radushka
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Review of Radushka
I have always thought that every family is perfect. This seems to be different for someone who sees family as a nightmare, and this sort of person has a scar in them that is very difficult to heal through life. Reading the book Radushka by A.H. Prouty gave a scenario of what family trauma entails. This book killed the ideology of being judgmental about people's ways of life as it could result from bad experiences they have been through.
This book centers on the life of Radushka, who has an interesting story. She hails from Bodo, a town in Norway. The action in the book starts at the sight of her long-lost son, Anders, who has been away for twenty years. Together with his soon-to-be wife, Emily, Radushka seems to be less impressed by their visit. Radushka's major concern seems to be the fact that there were German spies, and she has sent Elliott to run some private investigations on Emily and her family. Anders and Emily came to seek marital blessing from his mother and also reconcile the family. Are there any other intentions they have? Grab a copy to find out.
This was a very free-flowing read, as there weren't any restrictions on the characters' conversations. My concern was how people were able to live after inflicting long-lasting pain on someone. Radushka was my favorite and the most developed character. Her strength seems exceptional after going through a lot with family and marriage. I also admired her mode of communication; her use of profane words helped me better picture the kind of person she was. This book contains more than one theme, and it was well-managed, which proves the amazing writing ability of the author. The suspense and twists of this book made it stand out and gave me the vibe to keep on with the read, and it shows that the book was well edited.
There was some part of this book that I did not understand, for example, the part that dealt with politics. It came like a sharp cut to the flow of the story, and I was somewhat lost while trying to reconcile the differences. I also came across a few errors. And finally, the book's end seemed rushed, and the fun dropped. These were the only flaws in this book.
Based on what has been said above, I would rate this book 4 out of 5 stars. I recommend this book to those who love suspense-filled fictional books.
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