Review of The Bridge

[Leonie Vermaak]

The journal part got me, there is nothing more interesting . I'm curious to see what they find in the journal and what impact it has on them but especially Ben. As I don't know the history about the Quebec Bridge, I'm intrigued to find out more. Thanks for a detailed review.

[Crs webco]

This sounds like a wonderful example of historical fiction, tying historical facts into the engaging story of Ben and Esther's developing friendship. Great review and congratulations to the author for attaining BOTD honors.

[Leslie Kunde]

I enjoyed reading your review. Thank you for not telling so much that I know the end. Including how the story was narrated was a pleasant touch. I like it when the characters tell the story from their point of view.

[Adrian Rondon Salazar]

I had never heard of the Quebec Bridge disaster; it seems like an informative read. Because of the cover, I never would have imagined that it was a romance. Esther and Ben's story seems funny; I hope to read this book at some point. Thanks for the review.

[Joanna Olson]

I haven’t heard about the Quebec bridge event! This book sounds like it’s great for engineering students who love historical fiction novels.

[Kirsten Schuder]

I appreciate novels like this that explore relationships in depth, which is what this seems to be according to your review on the book. I also see how enthusiastic you are about it, so I think I might have to read this one

[Success Azuka]

I like the relationship between the two main characters. It is so interesting to know that a journal was found and it will help them. Thanks for this review. Congratulations to the author on winning BOTD.

[Mary Lou Mills]

You've captured my attention. I think I would enjoy reading about the Quebec bridge and also the relationship between the college students. Nice job. I also enjoy reading books without errors!

[Mutuma Clare]

I love historical fiction. Can't wait to find out what Ben and Esther finds out about the Quebec disaster. This is my next read. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Justine Ocsebio]

Two engineering students working on an assignment accidentally discovered some revelations about a bridge in Quebec. An intriguing tale weaved with history sounds great. Congrats on BOTD!

[jaym_tan]

I eagerly anticipate uncovering the connection between the bridge and the characters Ben and Esther in this novel, as well as exploring how Ben's history may influence their interactions and any potential relationships that may develop as they collaborate on a task related to the Quebec Bridge catastrophe. Congrats on botd!

[Kirstin Kanani]

This isnt normally a book I'd read. However your review makes it sound very exciting. Im curious about how Ben and Esther's relationship will be able to handle the initial strain.
Ill have to look more into the Quebec Bridge disaster too.

Great review! Thanks

[John Ikenwanze]

A well-written historical fiction. There is a beautiful blend of fiction and reality. Congratulations to the author on making BOTD. Thanks for the great review.

[JamesKem12]

Yeah me too

As an undergraduate, this will be a cool read for me. Thanks for the review.

[Raggedy Grace Anne Trono]

Esther and Ben and their quest intrigued me. I wonder what revelation would be revealed in the journal and the development of the story.