Book 2
Synopsis: Diane needs to start over again. After returning from Ireland and turning the page on her stormy relationship with Edward, the brooding Irish photographer, she is determined to rebuild her life in Paris with help from her best friend Félix. She focuses solely on getting her literary café back on track-until she meets Olivier.
He is kind and thoughtful, and she may have a future with him…until she stumbles across her former love at a photography exhibit. What is Edward doing in Paris? Why didn’t he reach out? Faced with a hail of questions, her old flame remains cold and unresponsive. Apparently, he, too, has moved on.
In order to put the past behind her, Diane must go back over her tracks. Ireland saved her before. Can she get answers there and find peace again?
Review: After the end of the first volume, I confess that I was really eager to plunge into the rest of the story. It must be said that even if there could be no other end than the one presented previously, I was very curious to discover what was going to happen!
So we find Diane back in France. I was really proud of her! To see her trying to rebuild her career, to allow her coffee shop to live again, it was really a great progress. In addition to that, she even agrees to meet men that Felix presents to her and it shows that she finally advances. Yet, everything is not rosy and you can not erase such trauma as easily. Moreover, we see it very quickly, when she is in contact with children … It really hurts to see that certain things are insurmountable although she tries.
I really loved this novel. This story leads us, once more, along the pages which defile and we devour everything without realizing that we are at the end of the novel. Diane continues to rebuild herself of course and even manages to establish a relationship. It was a very touching story once again. Although Diane has gone through some very hard times, she has yet to manage her troubles and to make choices about her future. I admit that I waited until the end of the book to really know what she was going to do because it was very difficult to know if she was going to do what I wanted.
You will understand, it was a very good sequel and I highly recommend the two novels!
Glad you loved the sequel, you know I have a thing for emotional reads, so I feel like I should probably check first instalment as well! 😉
it was really well done
Glad this was such a great sequel, love when that happens!
me too
I like the strength that you describe in Diane. Sounds like a good story.
This sounds like a touching story with a strong heroine. Lovely review Melliane.
yes it was
Sounds like a really good story. Glad to hear you liked it.
I love books that engross you completely you’re shocked when they end! It means the story is engaging and you cannot look away from the pages. I’ll definitely have to try this one. <3
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engross you so* completely that*
Ignore my typos, lol.
lol don’t worry. I understood.
She meets someone new?! I wanted her with Edwrd! But he shows up!? Eeek, how does it end?
lol with the end of the previous one I wasn’t sure but finally it ended like I wanted to so I was happy
It is nice when the second book is just as strong as the first. Win!
It certainly sounds like Diane is one strong woman. It’s not ever easy to pick up the pieces after such an event with an ex. Great review.
yes she is, I can’t imagine what she went through
I love when a book features a story so engrossing you don’t notice the passage of time.
Good sequels are the best!
This sounds like an emotional story. Glad you enjoyed this sequel!
thanks
Love it when the sequel is just as good as its predecessor.
Sounds like a follow-up that’s worthy of the original!
It sounds like a great story and that you enjoyed it very much.
You go girl! Build your career! I want to make a cafe shop!
So nice when the sequel is wonderful, too 🙂