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A review by modernbookwoman
Another Woman's Husband by Gill Paul
5.0
This was my first Gill Paul book but I will definitely be checking out more of her novels!
It was so fascinating reading about an event that took place in my lifetime--and yet, the memory of it feels historical as we are now approaching nearly 3 decades since the death of Princess Diana in 1997.
This book toggles between two storylines in the 1920s-30s and the late 1990s.
Very interesting. Great storytelling. The narration on the audio was great. And the story appears to be heavily based on facts. Fantastic, overall!
I think this is one that will stick with me and is haunting in many ways.
Weaved throughout these paralleled stories are messages of loyalty, communication, friendship, love, and the unwavering truth that our time is limited.
This book is a reminder that no matter where or from whence we've come, a sacred lesson remains: tomorrow is not promised, for me or for you.
Beauty and joy in this life begins to take over as we learn to cherish each day and stop taking the time we have with our loved ones for granted.
It was so fascinating reading about an event that took place in my lifetime--and yet, the memory of it feels historical as we are now approaching nearly 3 decades since the death of Princess Diana in 1997.
This book toggles between two storylines in the 1920s-30s and the late 1990s.
Very interesting. Great storytelling. The narration on the audio was great. And the story appears to be heavily based on facts. Fantastic, overall!
I think this is one that will stick with me and is haunting in many ways.
Weaved throughout these paralleled stories are messages of loyalty, communication, friendship, love, and the unwavering truth that our time is limited.
This book is a reminder that no matter where or from whence we've come, a sacred lesson remains: tomorrow is not promised, for me or for you.
Beauty and joy in this life begins to take over as we learn to cherish each day and stop taking the time we have with our loved ones for granted.