Last Voyage of the Valentina
Registered by redfox5 of Sandhurst, Berkshire United Kingdom on 12/30/2014
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I previously really enjoyed 'The French Gardener', so I was disappointed when I first started this and found it really hard to get into. I just didn't like Alba, she was a spoiled little bitch.
However it really picked up halfway through and I couldn't put it down. I loved the flashbacks with Thomas & Valentina. I wouldn't have guessed in a million years about what happened to her and why.
I still think Thomas would have saved his relationship with his daughter by just telling the truth about her mother, even though I understood by the end of the book, why it would have been so painful.
Once Alba started living in Italy, the transformation in her personally made me like her. The ending surprised me, as the book had been leading up to something else. Good chick-lit read. One to chuck in the suitcase.
However it really picked up halfway through and I couldn't put it down. I loved the flashbacks with Thomas & Valentina. I wouldn't have guessed in a million years about what happened to her and why.
I still think Thomas would have saved his relationship with his daughter by just telling the truth about her mother, even though I understood by the end of the book, why it would have been so painful.
Once Alba started living in Italy, the transformation in her personally made me like her. The ending surprised me, as the book had been leading up to something else. Good chick-lit read. One to chuck in the suitcase.
Journal Entry 3 by redfox5 at Family Member, Family Member -- Controlled Releases on Friday, September 11, 2020
Released 3 yrs ago (9/11/2020 UTC) at Family Member, Family Member -- Controlled Releases
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This has now found a home with my sister-in-law, who gave me the book in the first place!