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Dario Frescofiore youwall — Throughout the book it is told through two different view points. One view point is telling the story of Jacob as he goes to find more infomation about his grandfather who was in World War 2. The second view point is told through his grandmother who is back in the middle of the war and how her and her husband meet. There are many differences throughout the novel from American and Holland culture. Some of the main ones are that most of the cities in holland still have a midevil look to them as in America most of the cities are more modern with tall new buildings. Most the people in Holland know both english and dutch as in America people mostly just know english. I think that the author wrote this book to show how the war 50 years ago is still effecting the people of today. It is shown throughout the book that jacob does not know who his real grandfather is until he reads his grandmother book. The war effected Jacob by him not knowing who his real grandfather was. I think that the theme of the book is to never quit until you are done with your goal. Jacob's grandmother is a prime example of this by her helping all the wounded soldiers and her lover jacob. Geertrui throughout the novel is determined to get Jacob better, she is trying to get back to full strengh until the day he dies. This shows that you should never give up until the you have reached your goal. I would recommend this book to someone who likes World War or someone who likes alot of action. The chapters that talked about the war I thought were alot more interesting then the chapters in present day but the present chapters were also good.

Julia Hennings juliahennings — Rick Barba does a very good job of painting a picture and developing characters. However, even though this is an alternate universe, I don't think it gives license to do whatever the hell you want. Rick, if you read this, PLEASE pay attention to Trek more. You've introduced technologies and species that didn't come into play until the TNG years. You've also brought in elements that were CLEARLY not part of Earth history at this point in Star Trek. Come on! Show some respect to the subject and do a little research by just ASKING someone if this is okay before adding it. Clearly your editors aren't big fans or they would have caught these. Okay ripping over. I would totally read Rick's work, and plan on getting his other Academy story. The inconsistencies aren't so outrageous that I can't just look past them. They helped paint a small picture, but don't effect the core story. I like this so far.