Book description
Rachel Cutler loves her job and her kids, and remains civil to her ex-husband, Paul. But everything changes when her father dies under suspicious circumstances, leaving behind clues to a treasure called the Amber Room, one of the most intriguing mysteries of the last century.
Desperate for the truth, RachelâŠ
Why read it?
1 author picked The Amber Room as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This novel is a little outside of my usual genre, but Steve Berry never disappoints.
The reason I like this one is because Berry weaves so much factual detail about the real Amber Roomâs creation and theft into his fictional suspense plot. Overall, he is really good at blending authentic history with his fictional adventure plots â making it hard for a reader to know what is fact and what if fiction.
This book kept me turning pages (long after I should have stopped).
From Jessica's list on thrillers that are set in real locations and connect a past event with the present.
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