"A Train To Potevka will
take you on an incredible, winter's journey across Great Mother Russia
along the 6,000-mile Trans-Siberian Railway. This fascinating story
about an American intelligence agent from a small town in Utah is a tale
of failed espionage, escape, and second chances."
Yes,
I have already finished this book. I thought it was pretty
interesting. I sometimes had a hard time with the way he wrote and the
way he jumped back and forth in time and circumstances. One of the fun
things about being in a book club is that even if I don't find that I
love a book, I do always really enjoy the discussion of the book. I
don't necessarily change my opinion, but I am able to see more into it.
With this one, I kept getting caught up in between what's fiction and
what's nonfiction as even the writer admitted there were parts of both.
I am smart enough to realize names are changed and some of the
circumstances. I thought it was kind of fun that he put his own romance
in there. We all need our loved ones around. I liked how he stuck
with his beliefs and was able to continue to move forward. I would have
liked to know more about where the breakdowns with his own team came
into play and the whys. In that way, I kind of felt like the book
wasn't finished. I look forward to discussing it and seeing what the
other ladies in the club thing.

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