Review: The Other Side of the Bridge by Katharine Swartz
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2014
The story of new friendships, lost histories and discovering who you are and what you want in life.  All set in a small town in Greece.Ava Lancet goes to Lousidous Greece, to the home she inherited after her grandmother passed away.  She needs time alone after separating with her husband.  She is also still grieving the loss of their baby.  She makes several good friends who help her fix up the house and trace the history of her grandmother and why she left so soon after the war.  No one in this town likes to speak of the war, so it's hard to find the answers she desperately wants.  Little by little she gets some answers, but they only lead to more questions.I loved this book because it kept me interested throughout the entire story.  I didn't want to stop reading because I was anxious to find out what happened.  Ava's grandmother, Sophia's part in the story was very interesting too.  This is one of those books that you don't know what happens until the very end.