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Original Title:	Prague Counterpoint
ISBN:	1414301081 (ISBN13: 9781414301082)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Zion Covenant #2
Setting:	Vienna,1938(Austria) Prague (Praha),1938(Czech Republic) Czechoslovakia,1938 …more Paris,1938(France) …less

Prague Counterpoint (Zion Covenant #2) Paperback | Pages: 392 pages

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I wrote to the author and asked: why do you use real character names (such as Winston Churchill) and change names of other characters (Craine & his castle clearly refer to William Herst)? ---------------------------- their response: Dear Becky: Good question! When we have interviews with real people who met historical characters (like Churchill) then we are comfortable using real names. When the setting involves hear-say reports or is purely fictional (even if realistic and true to character) then we change the names. It's one of the requirements we impose on ourselves to keep the history as accurate and reliable as possible. Blessings, Bodie and Brock ------------------------------------------ anyway, I thought it was really good that they were trying to be historically accurate and not going overboard with creative license when it comes to actual people in history.

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Title	:	Prague Counterpoint (Zion Covenant #2)
Author	:	Bodie Thoene
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 392 pages
Published	:	April 1st 2005 by Tyndale House Publishers (first published October 1st 1989)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Christian Fiction. Fiction. Christian

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It is amazing to read about the events before WWII. It certainly makes me wonder, what would I do in similar circumstance! The fictional characters are also very intriguing. This series has really drawn me in.

I enjoyed this historical fiction also. It really helped with an understanding of pre- WWII. It was clearly evident from the book, people Like Otto, Leah, John and Eliza who was instrumental in helping ,did a marvelous Job to twist Hilter plan. I liked Otto character and it really boosted the book ratings.

Yes, I'm still reading this series despite my 2-star review for the first book. Thanks to a more intriguing storyline, this book was better than the first onemore like 2.5 stars. I actually stayed up late to find out what happened at the end. However, the romantic subplot was still eyeroll-inducing (very clichéd) and the writing style still needed help. One thing I've pinpointed about the writing is the pet phrases used constantly, to the point of distraction. For example, "leveled his/her

I wrote to the author and asked:why do you use real character names (such as Winston Churchill) and change names of other characters (Craine & his castle clearly refer to William Herst)?----------------------------their response:Dear Becky:Good question! When we have interviews with real people who met historical characters (like Churchill) then we are comfortable using real names. When the setting involves hear-say reports or is purely fictional (even if realistic and true to character)

I enjoyed this book more than the first novel: Vienna Prelude. I think it's because I knew the characters, I understood them more, and I wanted to see what happened to the budding romance between Murphy and Elisa. I was so curious to find out what happened to Leah - and how Elisa would still be able to be a part of the resistance. I think that I also liked this book more than the first because it was so much more counterintuitive. I could not predict any of the twists that this author had in

I appreciated the historical research and backdrop presented in this story and how it occasionally left the main characters to show a key scene in history with Churchill, Hitler and/or Franklin. Kudos for how well this was laid out.The story itself was pretty good too, with a lot of plot and/or action happening. More of a "Hallmark Movie" feel to it, so possessing a somewhat predictable story-line with a leading female who's obviously gorgeous and a few love quadrangles thrown in, of course.