Isabella
Waverly, a young woman born into an educated family, had fallen on
hard times brought on largely by her father's alcoholism. Forced into
servitude, her future looked bleak. That is until serendipitous
circumstances presented themselves. Bella recalling one of her
father's favorite sayings, seized not only the day, but a new future
as well, but would stepping into a future meant for someone else come
back to haunt her one day? Might it lead to her being accused of
murder?
Rhys
Bowen placed me firmly into nineteenth century London and Nice.
Through her delightful storytelling I caught a glimpse into the lives
of British royalty and those who served them. I do wish that I had
snuck a peek at the historical notes at the end of the book before
reading the story as some of the characters and events I had assumed
to be fictional were not! I am happy to have learned of this award
winning author, and to have received a copy of Above the
Bay of Angels in exchange for my
honest opinion. I was under no obligation to provide a positive
review, and received no monetary compensation.
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