Until Our Time Comes by Nicole Miller

 WWII books are often hard to read due to the atrocities that took place.  I'm more interested in the characters than the horses but it was a very interesting story line.  Adia cares very much about the horses but also has a tender spot for the children that come her way.  It felt like the characters took a ton of risks that made me as a reader anxious for them. 


Thanks to netgalley and the publisher for the arc. The opinions are my own.

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