Well written prose grabs your attention from the start. The authour alternates from the dinner party to flash backs of meetings with Tobias and the development of their relationship. Is this dinner party a dream, or something Sabrina is talking about in therapy after the demise of her and Tobias’ relationsips? Her dad, we’re told is dead and so he can’t really be at this party, I also have the impression that this is the modern day and so is Audrey Hepburn dead, also? Every chapter raises another question, which pushes the reader on.
The love Sabrina has for Tobias is poignant, she buys a beautiful photo he’s taken just to feel nearer to him, spending money she doesn’t have to procure it. My heart fills with emotion at their relationship and I am sad to learn it’s ended and hope somehow this dinner party - real or imagined brings them back together. I can’t wait to see if it’s successful.
The love Sabrina has for Tobias is poignant, she buys a beautiful photo he’s taken just to feel nearer to him, spending money she doesn’t have to procure it. My heart fills with emotion at their relationship and I am sad to learn it’s ended and hope somehow this dinner party - real or imagined brings them back together. I can’t wait to see if it’s successful.