Fleeing Paris for their lives, scarcely escaping an attempt on
their lives, Cora Kensington and her family endeavor to leave their attackers
behind them. On their way to beautiful Austria, the Kensingtons cannot seem to
escape trouble. With frightening men on the loose, as well as the growing love
between Cora and Will, it seems that their tour might be cut short yet again. With
Cora and her half-sisters and half-brother beginning to grow closer as a
family, they want to stay on this expedition if it kills them; which might be an
existent possibility. Will the
Kensingtons become a real family, or will their love be trampled by the looming
storm?
Is it possible to love a book too much? I sure hope not.
This was a fantastic read. I think I read the entire, 450-page book in less
than 36 hours. I loved the vivid descriptions of Europe, and the experiences
that the author portrays. It made me want to go on a “Grand Tour” myself! In
addition, isn’t the cover fantastic? I am astounded at how beautiful the covers
in this series have been. What is my
critique of the book? That the final installment does not come out until October,
I almost cried when I found out how long I would have to wait. Overall, this is
a fantastic book for ages 16+, and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone
who loves to travel, or who likes a suspenseful read!
Thanks to the publisher for giving me the eBook in exchange
for this review.
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