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Title: The Eleventh Arrow

Subtitle: Then in 1956...the People of Hungary Revolted!

Author: Eva Szilagyi

Narrator: Lori L. Parker

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 34 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-20-16

Publisher: Eva E Szilagyi

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

Based upon a true story of a courageous couple and their three children escaping the Russian communists during the 1956 Hungarian revolution, The Eleventh Arrow not only captures the essence of the time period, but also gives listeners a glimpse at Hungarian history.

Members Reviews:

Must Read!! Page Turner

It is rare that I actually spend the time to sit down and read a book. I started reading and was amazed to look up and see the clock said I had been reading for hours. The stories and feeling like you're reading a journal or diary makes you forget its a book and you can imagine being there. What drives this book, even more, is the fact it is based on a true story, you will find yourself worrying about each person in this book. I at one point was actually afraid to find out if Terezia's husband would come home, I won't tell you if he does come home or what happens to him.

Great book and the is a must read it feels like it happened to my family! Can't wait to read other books like this by the Author she has a talent for sure.â

Learned so much of a subject just mentioned in our ...

Learned so much of a subject just mentioned in our schools. I had no idea. Very down to earth, Author made the people real. Historical account of the writer's family escape from the Russian Communists. I gave it five stars on my Kindle when it asked.

Great Book!

What an amazing story! I knew little about the Hungarian revolution before reading the book. It was very informative, suspenseful and well- written. I highly recommend it.

A look into a revolution often ignored

A very personal story of trials and escape, a true and impassioned immigrant story.

Couldn't Put Down

I have to be honest and say at the outset that I never write book reviews. I love to read but writing reviews is not my favorite thing to do. With that being said, I need to write just a few lines to tell others how much I enjoyed this book. I knew very little about Hungarian history and never knew I cared. But I found the story of this family living through the Hungarian revolution as well as their escape and eventual arrival and new life in the U.S., nothing short of riveting. It reads like so many of the historical fiction books that Iâve read. It had a little of everything from mystery to romance to history and I found myself anxiously waiting for time to sit down each day and find out what happened next. After reading about the author, I learned that it was a story that was told to her over and over as she grew up, by her parents and other relatives. I think everyone should read this book.