AnneElise Williams ’s Reviews > The Women in the Castle > Status Update

“‘The Commander of wives and children’, Connie had called her. The words had seemed demeaning to her at the time— exclusion from the real business of conspiring, a reminder that she was, in the end, a woman, and therefore relegated to the work of picking up the pieces. But in the year, since she had come to understand his words differently, she was the last man standing, the decoy left holding the key.”

“He had anticipated disaster, but not lived to see its depths”

Ugh Benita and Connie are my dream

Goodness this book reminds me how cruel and gross men are sometimes

That was a long prologue…but I’m already intrigued

Kristallnacht shown from this perspective is wild, I mean it was crazy either way but very interesting from the perspectives of the people who thought they supported their leader…and finding out maybe they didn’t or shouldn’t

It is so cool to see this perspective from this time in Germany. Loving this so far