Saving Krakow: A Novel

K.R. Kiehl's novel is a gripping tale that immerses readers in the chaos of World War II. The story follows Sergei Bravo, a Polish and Belarusian citizen, on his mission to save Krakow. The book's well-researched details and emotional depth make it a standout read. Kiehl masterfully combines historical accuracy with a compelling narrative, creating a vivid portrayal of Sergei's struggles and triumphs. This thought-provoking novel is both an inspiring and heart-wrenching page-turner, offering a profound reminder of the sacrifices made during global conflicts. Highly recommended for fans of historical fiction.

I am not much of a history novel fan, but this book, being a love story of sorts, made me want to try it. What I truly appreciate about this novel, besides it being a well-crafted story, is the historical accuracy of post-war countries and the circumstances of that time.

As a reader, I found "Saving Krakow" to be a gripping tale based on a true story. It follows a Soviet NKVD agent sent to Krakow, Poland, to save the medieval city from destruction as the Soviet Red Army raced to Berlin, and the Germans planned to destroy everything in their wake. The blend of historical events and personal heroism makes it a compelling read.

Well-told story of courage and sacrifice during World War II. It blends historical events with riveting personal struggle, making for a compelling and emotional read.

This book is a captivating and heartfelt story that pulls you into the lives of its characters. The historical backdrop is vivid, making you feel the tension and struggles of the era. The characters are well-developed, and their relationships are touching and realistic.The author does an excellent job of blending historical events with personal stories, making it a compelling read from start to finish. It's a tale of love, resilience, and hope in the face of adversity.

This book is a dramatic and moving depiction of one man's struggle to save his country and maintain his humanity in the face of war's horrors. It's a narrative of love, sacrifice, and tenacity that sticks with you long after you've finished reading.

I just finished and loved it! Based on true events, this book is a gripping mix of history, action, and heroism. Highly recommend for fans of historical fiction!

K.R. Kiehl's novel is a fast-paced and engaging. It takes you back to the harrowing times of World War II. With well-researched details and great examples, I thought the book vividly described the incredible journey of a Polish and Belarusian citizen named Sergei Bravo. Sergei fights to protect his homeland and save the medieval city of Krakow from destruction. I found the book both thought-provoking and inspirational, especially for these times of war. The novel is well-written page turner that is full of unexpected twists and has a satisfying ending. It is also a relevant reminder of the sacrifices made during times of global conflict.