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A review by sbojo32
The Last Camellia by Sarah Jio
3.0
I liked this book - it captured my interest, but it's nothing that is going to stick with me for long. It was nice, there was a little romance (very little), there was a little mystery and there was a little bit of historical fiction. It dabbled in each category without really commiting to any.
It is told in a dual storyline - Flora in the 1940's and Addison in the 2000's, as each try to figure out the secrets of Livingston Manor. The place seems a little creepy and no one seems to want to tell the truth (or at least the whole truth) and yet no one seems to want to ask any questions.
There are some glaring plot holes that were never tied up, but if you can suspend disbelief on those, it's a nice read.
It is told in a dual storyline - Flora in the 1940's and Addison in the 2000's, as each try to figure out the secrets of Livingston Manor. The place seems a little creepy and no one seems to want to tell the truth (or at least the whole truth) and yet no one seems to want to ask any questions.
There are some glaring plot holes that were never tied up, but if you can suspend disbelief on those, it's a nice read.