Unbroken: A shocking tale of betrayal and daring during Norway's occupation.

The Ties of Blood #4

by MaryAnna Rose

Expected to loathe him, condemned to need him, who will she trust when her life is at stake?Norway, 1943. Thea Nilsen’s learned her lesson well; most men are either childish, dangerous or both. From the handsome government official to the wounded German invaders she’s assigned to care for, they always have an agenda.Then a German Sergeant refuses to behave as the others. Refuses indeed, to stay out of her mind. Thea knows better than to let her guard down, but when she’s faced – once again— with the horrible depth to which men can fall, can she believe there’s one person who won’t betray her trust?And even if they survive the massive walls the war and their people and their own fears have thrown between them, do they stand a chance of a future after all they've been through?Does everyone deserve a chance at happiness?Unspoken is the fourth book in The Ties of Blood historical romance series. If you like intense, soul-searching adventures that keep you guessing to the very end, you’ll love this latest installment of MaryAnna Rose’s thrilling World War Two series.Buy Unbroken and read this powerful story today!

Genres: Historical Fiction

316 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 11, 2021

Reviews

[Sie · Rating 1 out of 5]

NAZIS ARE NOT LOVE INTERESTS. IT IS GORRAM 2022. THIS SHOULD NOT NEED TO BE SAID. Seriously, what in the world made you think THIS was appropriate to write AND publish?!

[Pam · Rating 5 out of 5]

Unbroken: The Ties of Blood Book 4 is by MaryAnna Rose. This series is quickly coming to a close and I am not ready for that to happen. Due to some technical problems with my computer, I had problems downloading this book so read Book 5 before this one. The books are interchangeable so reading it out of order did not cause any problems with the continuation of the story. Each book is about one of the individual Von Liedersdorf children. This book is about Stefan, the eldest boy.
Stefan has been injured and taken to a hospital in Bergen, Norway. Although he can speak Norwegian, he choses not to so a translator is needed. Nurse Thea speaks German so she is used as a translator and later assigned to the floors where the German soldiers are treated. Being isolated here and not rotating to any of the other more disagreeable jobs causes the other nurses to be jealous and with the help of Astrid, who dislikes her because Erik Pederson, a high ranking Norwegian officer prefers Thea over her, spread rumors which isolates Thea even more. Stefan’s obvious preference for her presence causes even more problems for her. In addition, Erik Pederson’s unwanted attention causes problems too.
A series of major incidents and accidents cause Thea to think about leaving Bergen for some other hospital; but she can’t figure out where to go without being caught.

[Ellen · Rating 1 out of 5]

An appalling premise, and while I haven't read it, here is someone who read a good portion of it, so they could speak to the anti-semitism and poorly-written nature of the first book:

https://www.tiktok.com/@rubenesque.me...

[mrs me dent · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful

You are such a talented writer. I have loved these books so much . I have chosen them as my choice for our book club read for this month . They are wonderful to read and the talent you having in bringing the characters alive .

[Christine Klimm · Rating 1 out of 5]

just ew