First of I have something to confess. One year my mother requested from me for her birthday a book by Elizabeth Buchan. I became a fan of Elizabeth Buchan books since the day I bought my mum a book for her birthday. Now I just love reading books by author Elizabeth Buchan.
Two women in Rome really pulled me in. I took my time reading this book as to take in Lottie’s job as I loved reading about it. Her job was something so completely different from what I have ever read before. I literally savoured every page.
I loved reading about Lottie as she was my favourite character. I did feel really sorry for Lottie as she was given away at birth by her mother and she didn’t even know who her father was.
I was attached to the back story in how Lottie found her husband Tom, as it’s wasn’t how I thought Lottie would have found Tom. So I really liked that part as I do like reading the unexpected of how two couples meet.
Tom persuades Lottie to move to Rome and apply for a archivist job, where she finds two boxes one with a label on Nina Maria Lawrence, 1940 - 78 with written the words No know contacts, No known issue. No claimants. And inside is a valuable painting from a manuscript. I was interested from this moment on to find out who was Nina Lawrence.
This is a gorgeous uplifting story that makes a good choice for all book clubs to talk over about some of the many storylines set within in these chapters as so much more happens, I can’t possibly spill and tell you!
Two women in Rome really pulled me in. I took my time reading this book as to take in Lottie’s job as I loved reading about it. Her job was something so completely different from what I have ever read before. I literally savoured every page.
I loved reading about Lottie as she was my favourite character. I did feel really sorry for Lottie as she was given away at birth by her mother and she didn’t even know who her father was.
I was attached to the back story in how Lottie found her husband Tom, as it’s wasn’t how I thought Lottie would have found Tom. So I really liked that part as I do like reading the unexpected of how two couples meet.
Tom persuades Lottie to move to Rome and apply for a archivist job, where she finds two boxes one with a label on Nina Maria Lawrence, 1940 - 78 with written the words No know contacts, No known issue. No claimants. And inside is a valuable painting from a manuscript. I was interested from this moment on to find out who was Nina Lawrence.
This is a gorgeous uplifting story that makes a good choice for all book clubs to talk over about some of the many storylines set within in these chapters as so much more happens, I can’t possibly spill and tell you!