I read this book over a couple of days and couldn’t wait to keep picking it up to read more. I love Italy but haven’t been to Venice yet (I hope to go soon) and so the descriptions of this beautiful city and other places made me want to read on.
The book focusses on the central character of Ada, who lost her father when she was thirteen and with that a life she thought she would have. As we go through the first part of the novel, we are introduced to the people Ada meets as part of her art history trip to Italy. As such, there are lots of art references in the book.
Throughout the novel, Ada tries to fit in with the group, but as the story progresses we see there are secrets and lies that unfold as she struggles to be part of this group.
I really enjoyed this; I needed to know what would happen next and this created a lot of suspense and drama for me. I would recommend this book to others.
The book focusses on the central character of Ada, who lost her father when she was thirteen and with that a life she thought she would have. As we go through the first part of the novel, we are introduced to the people Ada meets as part of her art history trip to Italy. As such, there are lots of art references in the book.
Throughout the novel, Ada tries to fit in with the group, but as the story progresses we see there are secrets and lies that unfold as she struggles to be part of this group.
I really enjoyed this; I needed to know what would happen next and this created a lot of suspense and drama for me. I would recommend this book to others.