Ruta Sepetys has a really amazing way of writing historical fiction. I've read some of her previous works and they are alway written in a way to appeal to the audience. Whether that's with heart-wrenching sadness or the unexpected levity that this book holds. I like Lizzie for her sass and precociousness. The Bletchley Riddle feels a little more like a quick-paced, adventure while still being set in Hitler's Holocaust era. I'm not sure if that feeling will be maintained by I would be interested in reading further to find out.