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A review by jojo_27
The Book of Lost and Found by Lucy Foley
Worth reading if only for the evocative way that the author writes about Sardegna.
Lucy Foley writes two kinds of books; I first came to her through her contemporary mysteries (The Hunting Party and The Guest List), but she has also written several historical fiction novels, of which this is one. I almost wish they were written under different names, because when I'm reading one of the latter, it makes it hard for me to let go of the expectations I have based on the mysteries.
That said, I enjoyed this book and its depictions of grief and loss felt true to me.
Lucy Foley writes two kinds of books; I first came to her through her contemporary mysteries (The Hunting Party and The Guest List), but she has also written several historical fiction novels, of which this is one. I almost wish they were written under different names, because when I'm reading one of the latter, it makes it hard for me to let go of the expectations I have based on the mysteries.
That said, I enjoyed this book and its depictions of grief and loss felt true to me.