Dunant spins a lovely tale of a young woman unable to be who she is. Wonderfully historically accurate, and beautifully pieced together. A real joy to read.
Immortal is a beautifully written tale of Florence and the beautiful young boy who was lost there. The picture Slatton paints is so vivid and imaginative you can almost smell the great city. As Luca lives a life most would cringe to think about you become unable to close the book until the last page.
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The Birth of Venus by Sarah Dunant
gypsyleslie, April 30, 2008
Dunant spins a lovely tale of a young woman unable to be who she is. Wonderfully historically accurate, and beautifully pieced together. A real joy to read.Immortal by Traci L Slatton
gypsyleslie, April 30, 2008
Immortal is a beautifully written tale of Florence and the beautiful young boy who was lost there. The picture Slatton paints is so vivid and imaginative you can almost smell the great city. As Luca lives a life most would cringe to think about you become unable to close the book until the last page.