When she was thirteen years old, Ada Howell lost not just her father, but the life she felt she was destined to lead. Now, at eighteen, Ada is given a second chance when her wealthy godmother gifts her with an extravagant art history trip to Italy. In the palazzos of Venice, the cathedrals of Florence and the villas of Rome, she finally finds herself among the kind of people she aspires to be: sophisticated, cultured, privileged. Ada does everything in her power to prove she is one of them. And when a member of the group dies in suspicious circumstances, she seizes the opportunity to permanently bind herself to this gilded set. But everything hidden must eventually surface, and when it does, Ada discovers she's been keeping a far darker secret than she could ever have imagined...
I enjoyed this read, I liked the front cover and this would catch my eye in a shop.
Whilst I found the first part to be a slow burner, this did not put me off and it kept me engaged until the twists and turns began throughout the second parts of the storyline.
I found that whilst I didn’t necessary like the majority of the characters (I didn’t like their entitlements) I did find them intriguing.
I did however enjoy the themes of art and history throughout the book.
I like the authors writing style and plan on reading her future work.
I enjoyed this read, I liked the front cover and this would catch my eye in a shop.
Whilst I found the first part to be a slow burner, this did not put me off and it kept me engaged until the twists and turns began throughout the second parts of the storyline.
I found that whilst I didn’t necessary like the majority of the characters (I didn’t like their entitlements) I did find them intriguing.
I did however enjoy the themes of art and history throughout the book.
I like the authors writing style and plan on reading her future work.