Marika was warned to leave Hungary

Unfortunately, the warning came too late and Marika Stevens was caught in strife-torn Budapest. There was not only her safety to consider, but that of her mother and the handsome Dr. Janos van Raszay.

Marika had saved him once from the clutches of the dreaded security police, and she was prepared to do so again -- for suddenly his life had become more important to Marika than her own...

Interesting but not quite a Harlequin to my taste. The history was too vivid and with Russia murdering civilians in Ukraine for power grab reasons on the part of monster men...a little too close to the bone and one does not read Harlequins for deep emotional realities. ( )