Dawn by Elie Wiesel

Dawn by Elie Wiesel, 82 pages

Unlike the book Night, Dawn is a work of fiction.  It is written as if to say what would have happened to himself after WWII. Dawn is about a man who survived WWII and now lives in Palestine.  He joins the Jewish underground and is forced to execute a British of officer who is now a hostage.  I had some difficulty following this story and found myself confusing the characters.

Reflected in You, by Sylvia Day

Reflected in You, by Sylvia Day, 338 pages

In book 2 of the Crossfire series, things are as hot and heavy as in the first novel, Bared to You.  Eva and Gideon have a pretty passionate relationship, but old jealousies and insecurities threaten to tear them apart.  What is Gideon hiding, who would attack Cary, and why can't Eva just chill out?  This is a pretty steamy read for fans of erotica, but it's also a pretty annoying read for fans of plot and sympathetic characters.