Review: The Crooked Maid

Dan Vyleta

Review: The Crooked Maid

In Dan Vyleta’s third novel, he is back on familiar ground — survivors amid the rubble of a city ruined by the Second World War.

It starts with two strangers on a train, one a schoolboy and the other a woman hoping for a reunion with her prisoner-of-war husband, and follows them through the bombed-out streets of post-war Vienna.

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