
I enjoyed reading this book. It's a well researched story that brings
you back to Paris is it's most romantic time. It parallels the time
frame of
A Moveable Feast. The narrative is from the first wife of
Ernest Hemingway. One of my favorite quotes from the book is in a letter
from Ernest:
"No one you love is every truly lost"

The
book club I was part of (before I left Toronto) had it on their list
and I've been eager to pick it up. I've savored it although the last
chapters the author does a great job of making you feel the pain that
Hadley feels. It's a book that leaves room for discussion and if you're
looking for a romance read this flows very nicely. It was a pleasure to
read.
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