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A review by beedee
The Postcard by Leah Fleming
5.0
What a great story through the century and three generations. It starts in 2002, when young Melissa discovers mysterious postcard, many years old, in her deceased fathers things. And then the story takes us back to the 1920s, WWII and until 2002. We travel through UK, Belgium, Egypt, Germany and Australia.
The whole story end peeling off 70 years of family secrets is about choices and consequences. Sometimes we have warnings to which we don’t listen; sometimes we make decisions without knowing what is really going to happen.
Beautifully written characters, very even story telling, not a moment of losing the plot, kept me going from one page to the next.
I am glad I found this author and I am very curious what other her books are bout.
The whole story end peeling off 70 years of family secrets is about choices and consequences. Sometimes we have warnings to which we don’t listen; sometimes we make decisions without knowing what is really going to happen.
Beautifully written characters, very even story telling, not a moment of losing the plot, kept me going from one page to the next.
I am glad I found this author and I am very curious what other her books are bout.