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A review by readundancies
The Spanish Daughter by Lorena Hughes
Did not finish book. Stopped at 17%.
I adore this cover.
Truly, the cover is a large reason as to why I decided to pick this book up.
But the problem is that I was not in the mood for historical fiction, despite everything about this speaking to me on a personal level because it’s got a Spanish lead character, an Ecuadorian setting, murder, a mystery, an inheritance, family drama and a secret identity.
And even when I tried to make this a non-chron read and skipped to the end, the destination was not doing it for me.
So we’re moving on, but I hope other people who pick this up enjoy it because I think there’s audience out there for this who will shout out their pleasure for it and I think that cover deserves it.
Truly, the cover is a large reason as to why I decided to pick this book up.
But the problem is that I was not in the mood for historical fiction, despite everything about this speaking to me on a personal level because it’s got a Spanish lead character, an Ecuadorian setting, murder, a mystery, an inheritance, family drama and a secret identity.
And even when I tried to make this a non-chron read and skipped to the end, the destination was not doing it for me.
So we’re moving on, but I hope other people who pick this up enjoy it because I think there’s audience out there for this who will shout out their pleasure for it and I think that cover deserves it.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Violence, Murder, and Pregnancy