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A review by kirstyreviewsbooks
The Chateau by Catherine Cooper
4.0
The Chateau - Catherine Cooper
They thought it was perfect. They were wrong…
A glamorous chateau
Aura and Nick don’t talk about what happened in England. They’ve bought a chateau in France to make a fresh start, and their kids need them to stay together – whatever it costs.
A couple on the brink
The expat community is welcoming, but when a neighbour is murdered at a lavish party, Aura and Nick don’t know who to trust.
I have recently read The Chalet and saw that this book was available in my local library and thought I would give this one a go as well. I enjoyed this book and I liked how the story was all tied up at the end. In places it was a bit predictable but it still managed to hold my attention from start to finish.
This book takes place in multiple timelines with multiple viewpoints but it is not difficult to follow. For me this book lived up to the expectation I had for it after reading The Chalet. Catherine has once again managed to write a book with a multi-layered story and plenty of misdirection.
Rating 4/5
They thought it was perfect. They were wrong…
A glamorous chateau
Aura and Nick don’t talk about what happened in England. They’ve bought a chateau in France to make a fresh start, and their kids need them to stay together – whatever it costs.
A couple on the brink
The expat community is welcoming, but when a neighbour is murdered at a lavish party, Aura and Nick don’t know who to trust.
I have recently read The Chalet and saw that this book was available in my local library and thought I would give this one a go as well. I enjoyed this book and I liked how the story was all tied up at the end. In places it was a bit predictable but it still managed to hold my attention from start to finish.
This book takes place in multiple timelines with multiple viewpoints but it is not difficult to follow. For me this book lived up to the expectation I had for it after reading The Chalet. Catherine has once again managed to write a book with a multi-layered story and plenty of misdirection.
Rating 4/5