Promised Land
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2018
409
Novel • Fiction
Israel • 1940s
2018
Adult
18+ years
Promised Land by Martin Fletcher follows two brothers, Peter and Arie, who are Holocaust survivors rebuilding their lives in Israel post-World War II. The book explores themes of family, identity, and nation-building while capturing personal and political complexities during Israel's formative years. Their intertwining paths reflect the broader struggles and aspirations of a fledgling nation.
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Promised Land by Martin Fletcher garners praise for its rich historical context and compelling plot centered on Israel's founding. Readers appreciate the intricate family dynamics and vivid character development. Some criticism revolves around pacing and predictability. Overall, the novel is commended for its intricate storytelling and historical insights.
Readers who appreciate historical fiction with rich, character-driven narratives set in post-WWII Israel would enjoy Promised Land by Martin Fletcher. Fans of Leon Uris’s Exodus or Herman Wouk’s The Hope would find its exploration of brotherhood, love, and nation-building compelling.
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409
Novel • Fiction
Israel • 1940s
2018
Adult
18+ years
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