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Book of the month: JUNE

Happy “not so” new month fiction addicts.

You can’t begin to imagine how so unhappy and sorry I am for not having posted the book for the month.  My day job that’s fast becoming my 24hr job is responsible for this. Being a lawyer  takes up so much time and the results can be sometimes annoying. Well for now it pays the bills. Shall I complain? I think not so.

I’m pretty sure we had double the fun reading the books of the previous month. The book of this month is long overdue and I’m terribly sorry being late on this post. But you know the saying better late than never is also applicable.

This month we’ll be reading A Sudden Change of Heart by Brabara Taylor Bradford



About the book:
Laura Valiant  and Claire Benson have known each other since childhood and spent their girlhood summers together on Laura’s farm in Connecticut. Many years later both women become successful, wealthy and happy. Laura ‘s married to the handsome Doug, is a partner in an art dealership while Claire, divorced and the editor of a French magazine, lives in Paris with her teenage daughter, Natasha.

When they are re-united in Paris, Claire seems angry with her former husband Philippe Lavilard, a renowned doctor. She’s also unnaturally thin. Laura, though her business is flourishing, worries about Doug, who seems strangely preoccupied. And sure enough in the following year their lives change: Laura learns that a painting sought by a client was taken by the Nazis from a Holocaust victim; her marriage ends; and when Claire arrives to spend summer on the farm, she tells Laura that she is ill with terminal breast cancer, while also revealing that she was abused as a child. 

After Claire’s death, Laura, now Natasha’s guardian finds herself inexplicably drawn to Philippe. She divorces Doug, who has a new love anyway and discovers that Rosa, Philippe’s mother is the daughter of a Jewish family, whose art was stolen by the Nazis and Laura embarks on a mission to track the art down.

You can download a free copy of A change of heart here

Enjoy reading  fiction addicts ♡.























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