A review by readwithethel
Aix Marks the Spot by S.E. Anderson

5.0

A real postcard of Provence with lots of humour and love

Key words: Romance, Provence, French, treasure hunt, love, family, contemporary, travel

This book, written by [a:S.E. Anderson|16568264|S.E. Anderson|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1577034860p2/16568264.jpg], is like walking into a postcard of Provence. It has so many great descriptions (not too long, don’t worry) of the landscape that the main character, Jamie, saw. I really enjoyed it. The best thing was being able to visualise most of the places as I have already visited them before. Moreover, I was really enjoying the fact that I speak French and could understand the French sentences that sometimes appeared in the text. I was trying to imagine what someone not speaking French would think about it. I liked the characters a lot, especially Jamie and Valentin (my new love) but sometimes Jamie, as she grows during the book, was annoying me, like I couldn’t wait for her to understand her mistakes and the situation. I also liked the writing a lot, it was really easy to read and I often laughed. A friend already asked to borrow it so I’m happy. Finally, I have to say that this edition was really nice; the first page of each chapter is really cute and I liked the feeling of the book.
I absolutely recommend it.

4.5/5