Review: BEAUTIFUL STORY BUT . . .
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 18, 2013
This was a wonderful story by one of my favorite authors that I only gave four stars because of the many grammatical errors that a good editor would have caught. Every time I encountered such an error I would grind my teeth, shake my head and wish that Ms. Shapiro's editor had been more on the ball.This was a book with two timelines and two stories that were very skillfully woven together; one taking place in World War II England and the other taking place in the present. The principal female character, Rebecca, suffered a head injury after which she began to dream about a young woman named Lily who lived in England during World War II. Rebecca and her friends went to England where she did research to find out about Lily and her RAF husband, Nicholas. I don't want to spoil the story but the trip resulted in the mystery of Lily and Nicholas being solved and the story of a love that transcended life itself.Despite the errors in the Kindle edition, I will be buying more books by this author as I really love her work.