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5.0 out of 5 stars A powerful story of sacrifice, survival and moral cost 
War Changes People is a gripping and emotionally driven introduction to Astrid, a protagonist shaped as much by loss and sacrifice as by courage. Once a young woman who dreamed of becoming an actress, Astrid’s life is abruptly redirected when war breaks out. What makes her journey so compelling is how those abandoned dreams are never truly lost, her acting skills become her greatest weapon. 
This is not a story that glorifies war. Instead, it explores the quiet erosion of morality and identity that conflict brings. As the war devolves into tense, strategic skirmishes and targeted assassinations, Astrid operates in the shadows, doing whatever is required to protect her country. Her missions are tense and absorbing, but it is her internal struggle that leaves the strongest impression. 
The narrative balances action with introspection, showing how war forces impossible choices and reshapes people in irreversible ways. The looming threat of a major enemy assault adds constant unease, while the introduction of an enemy general who becomes aware of Astrid raises the stakes dramatically and sets the stage for a powerful confrontation. 
War Changes People is a thought-provoking and character-driven wartime story that will appeal to readers who enjoy morally complex heroes, espionage-style tension, and explorations of how survival can come at a personal cost. A strong opening to the Astrid series that leaves you eager to see what the war will demand of her next.