The Love Letter: A thrilling novel full of secrets, lies and unforgettable twists

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The Love Letter was my first book by Lucinda Riley, and I can’t believe I haven’t read a book by this author before. This is a magnificent book, full of secrets, forbidden romances and unsolved mysteries of the past. Paslaptinga istorija, kurioje iki galo neatskleidžiama kuom toks svarbus gautas laiškas iš praeities, per kurį miršta žmonės. Žurnalistės detali paieška ir jos persekiojimas, bei stabdymas. Ar galima pasitikėti savo vaikystės draugu? Net kelios meilės istorijos. Viskas įdomiai ir lengvai parašyta, tik kažkodėl knygos pabaiga nesužavėjo ir neįtikino.. 🤷‍♀️ ir atsisakyti savo ankstesniojo gyvenimo, ar buvo verta..?

The Love Letter: A thrilling novel full of secrets, lies and

And just when I thought Riley’s books couldn’t get any better, this one comes along! I was somehow under the impression that Riley had only written one mystery novel but to me this was more exciting and suspenseful than The Murders at Fleat House! I can already tell this is a story I will remember for a long time. The Love Letter is mysterious from the very beginning, when Joanna meets the old lady. Little does she know that she will be involved with keeping a very dangerous secret that happened many moons ago. Things start to get very interesting when the reporter gets close to the actor’s family. Each of these individuals keeps their own little secrets too, and everyone keeps playing games to their own liking. In May 2022, her stepdaughter Olivia Riley, who was a personal assistant and publishing executive for Lucinda Riley Ltd, was killed after being hit by a car while walking her dogs in London. [9] Filmography [ edit ] Odličan roman. Prepoznatljiva Lusinda, samo što ovoga puta nemamo paralelne priče i, prošlosti i iz sadašnjosti, već je priča u potpunosti u sadašnjosti.

Riley has composed a great character set. Joanna was a standout. Riley does an excellent job of outlining Joanna’s journey, which covers her career, friendships, love life and her key involvement in exposing the truth behind the love letter. Joanna is joined by a set cast of well defined individuals, from Zoe, to Simon and Marcus. There is not much I can fault by way of characterisation. Riley also manages to balance good and bad figures throughout the proceedings of her novel. The Love Letter is a truly multi-faceted story… there is mystery, action, espionage, romance and menace… A dangerous game of cat-and-mouse through lies and love, secrets and subterfuge, deception and danger. An intriguing change of direction from one of our best-loved authors. A boy is found, moments from death, and taken in by a kindly family. Gentle, precocious, talented, he flourishes in his new home, and the family show him a life he hadn’t dreamed possible. But he refuses to speak a word about who is really is. Star D’Aplièse is deeply saddened by the unexpected death of Pa Salt; her billionaire adoptive father. Before his death, Pa Salt left behind clues depicting the true heritage of all his adopted daughters; one that leads Star to an antiquarian bookshop in London to learn where her story initially began.

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A love letter, a scandal, money and family form the heart of this and whilst it was very different to this author's recent novels I definitely think she should write more like this! One hundred years prior to the events, a stubborn and bravely independent Flora MacNichol swore that she will never get married. She leads a decent life in her home in the Lake District, and living next to Beatrix Potter, her idol, makes life all the better. The Royal Secret focuses on the scandalous lives of some of London's elite - lives filled with secrets, romance, espionage and mystery. It was this premise, and the author's name (I adored her earlier book, The Midnight Rose), that prompted me to request an advanced copy of this book. But while the story promises a delightfully salacious royal scandal and long-held secrets, my feelings for the book are a little more complicated than I had anticipated. This title was originally published as Seeing Double and is published in the US and Canada as The Royal Secret .*

In the end, this was a decent read with good intrigue that held my interest in varying degrees but, ultimately not as engaging as I had hoped. Readers who enjoy a bigger tale with lots of characters and are willing to accept a neat and tidy ending, will probably enjoy this book more than I did.