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A review by laurenmidna
Beneath Pale Water by Thalia Henry
4.0
Beneath Pale Water was much more than I was expecting when I picked it up. Written almost lyrically, the whole book is packed with beautiful details and scenery, and is almost nostalgic in style.
Delia is a sculptor, who we learn early on lost her boyfriend. Jane is Delia's model and had a past relationship with Luke, and Luke is a wandering nomad who resembles Delia's lost boyfriend. Throughout the book, we learn the unlikely ways that all three lives are intertwined in a beautiful and memorable story.
The story that was interwoven between these three characters delves deep into their psychology, making for an intricate story that left me guessing all the way until the end. The end did seem a little rushed, but not enough to take away my overall enjoyment from the story.
I received an advance review copy of this book for free, but that doesn't effect how I'm reviewing this book.
Delia is a sculptor, who we learn early on lost her boyfriend. Jane is Delia's model and had a past relationship with Luke, and Luke is a wandering nomad who resembles Delia's lost boyfriend. Throughout the book, we learn the unlikely ways that all three lives are intertwined in a beautiful and memorable story.
The story that was interwoven between these three characters delves deep into their psychology, making for an intricate story that left me guessing all the way until the end. The end did seem a little rushed, but not enough to take away my overall enjoyment from the story.
I received an advance review copy of this book for free, but that doesn't effect how I'm reviewing this book.