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A gripping murder mystery and moving human story of twin sisters separated at birth
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Rebekka and Ruda are twins and have not seen each other since they were separated in Auschwitz, both to suffer at the hands of Dr Josef Mengele. A terrible murder takes place and a police investigation draws the sisters into a web of coincidence, fear and violence.
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
A fanatstic book that you cant put down, a great combination of disturbing facts combined with great fiction. A story telling the lives of twins seperated at the end of world war 2 when they were released from a nazi concentration camp. There are some complex characters and different sub plots that all come together in the end, as well as intriguing mystery and interesting twists i.e the detectives senile father (I won't tell you why so as not to spoil it) The book also gives a great insight into the nazi regime and also the effects on Berlin of knocking down of the wall - an education!
36 of 39 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
The book, set in 1990, concerns the lives of twin sisters separated at the age of 4, following traumatic experiences in a nazi concentration camp. Their tragic past is revealed slowly as the book uncovers the traumas that they are dealing with in their current lives, and their attempts to live 'normal' lives. The book is set in 1990 Berlin i.e just after the fall of the wall and entwines a gripping novel and murder mystery with a very moving human story in which the sisters eventually meet again.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
As an American I became interested in Lynda La Plante as the author of Prime Suspect as I watched it on WGBH/ PBS in Boston, Massachusetts. Having loved mysteries from age 11 on I had only read Agatha Christie mysteries from a British author. However, as I was traveling to England every year for a period of ten years, I always bought books there often buying a small bag to take home on the flight. I tried to find every book Lynda La Plante had written. Some of them have been published in the USA and I've bought and read those. I have tried to interest other Americans in her books. She has a direct method of writing, with unexpected twists and turns that I always find fascinating. Of all of her books I found "Entwined" to be the best! I couldn't put it down. These two women are telepathic twins who were separated at birth but as the story proceeds their lives once again become "Entwined"! READ THIS BOOK!
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
LaPlante in totally different mode...
This is my third copy of "ENTWINED" I have read this beautiful work so many times...and STILL I weep.
It also has danger/love/terror and many shades of dark amd light. Read more
It also has danger/love/terror and many shades of dark amd light. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Geena Emily Andrews
one of the best
my review title says it all,i was hooked from start to finish which i usually am with her books but this one excelled itself. Read more
Published 7 months ago by hairdo
Brilliant Read
This is my favourite La Plante book. The story of twins separated in their youth. I loved the characters and the way they come together at the end of the novel. Read more
Published 8 months ago by K. Longstaff
incomplete
I ordered this audio cassette for my blind mother in law and she was very disappointed to find that 3 of the 4 cassettes were missing.
Published 9 months ago by chrismac
Lynda LaPlante
I thought I would give my mum a change from Martina Cole and get her a stocking filler by Lynda Laplante instead hope she likes it.
Published 19 months ago by wilma
Exciting and compelling
This is the first book by Lynda La Plante that I have read. Wow, what a story and so well written. From the first page I was hooked. Read more
Published on 9 Feb 2010 by Mrs. L. E. Ford
Rubbish!
Totally unbelievable. A disappointment and, yes, I am normally a Lynda La Plante fan. Read them all!
Published on 21 Dec 2009 by J. Roche
Brilliant
I have read some of La Plante's books before and have not always been impressed. I just happened to be somewhere where this was the only book which looked as though it might be... Read more
Published on 25 Oct 2009 by John in Cornwall
fantastic
what can I say? this book is fantastic, I found it hard to put down and hated finishing it. Fast paced but very thought provoking in places, be warned it made me cry! Read more
Published on 12 May 2009 by K. Siddons
Entwined by Lynda LaPlante
I wasn't sure when I started to read this book if I was going to enjoy it, but the more I read the more engrossed I became and I couldn't wait to get to the end.
Published on 9 Mar 2009 by Mrs. M. E. Hewitt
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