Family of Spies: A World War II Story of Nazi Espionage, Betrayal, and the Secret History Behind Pearl Harbor
Astonishing ... An amazing and gripping tale, full of suspenseful twists and cinematic details — though it must be said that Otto Kuehn’s espionage efforts were characterized by a fundamental sloppiness that might have been almost comical, had the consequences not been so dire.
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Kuehn’s carefully constructed narrative features some wonderful writing that helps the story glide from Europe across the globe and back again. A well-developed cast of characters and a strong sense of place make for a gripping story, despite the limitations of Kuehn’s conceptual framework.
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A fascinating espionage story ... Ms. Kuehn, who has worked in journalism and public relations, is a vivid writer and movingly conveys the 'open-mouthed' shock that came with these revelations. Some elements of the account remain frustratingly unclear ... These flaws don’t loom large: The story is too compelling.
