I was asked to review by Lovereading.co.uk
A simply great read, ideal for fans of Kate Morton and Jojo Moyes.
Nina Parr;s birthright is a crumbling house in Cornwall called Keepsake. The story told on two sides by Nina and her grandmother.
The house hold secrets of the family and some quite disturbing too. This is a story of many twists and turns and essentially a quite dysfunctional family. The reader is taken through generations of the said family.
The story is about inheritance, but about what happened to the women of the family, there are wrong doings and sadness too.
I found this a most enjoyable read and can see this being in the top ten over the summer and a great airport buy for the sunbed.
Due for publication in May 2016.
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