This was a great book, it kept me guessing right to the very end.
What is really interesting is that the story, a mystery, is told from two perspectives; a living person and a dead person, and the story is a culminates in the shared understanding of the two.
The story takes you from England (dreary and grey) to Mauritius (exotic) and blends in some of the island history, cuisine and language.
The story, as I said above, is a mystery with a twist; a confession in the form of a letter left to a daughter. The information turns her world upside down and sends her on a journey to discover her Mauritian roots and perform a final deed for her father.
Loved it, loved it, loved it
What is really interesting is that the story, a mystery, is told from two perspectives; a living person and a dead person, and the story is a culminates in the shared understanding of the two.
The story takes you from England (dreary and grey) to Mauritius (exotic) and blends in some of the island history, cuisine and language.
The story, as I said above, is a mystery with a twist; a confession in the form of a letter left to a daughter. The information turns her world upside down and sends her on a journey to discover her Mauritian roots and perform a final deed for her father.
Loved it, loved it, loved it
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