A young, newly-married couple move to Italy to open a Ford dealership; but the husband is actually a spy, and that's not the biggest secret in their relationship.
The Italian Party, Christina Lynch's debut novel, starts as if it is going to be a fizzy romp through 1950s Europe, but has much darker undertones in both personal and professional relationships.
I have visited Italy a half-dozen times over the years and felt like Lynch got the pitch exactly right. The storytelling is compelling throughout and has a good balance of light and dark.
Enjoyable overall and I look forward to more from Lynch.
I checked this out from the Morrisson-Reeves Library in Richmond, Indiana.
The Italian Party, Christina Lynch's debut novel, starts as if it is going to be a fizzy romp through 1950s Europe, but has much darker undertones in both personal and professional relationships.
I have visited Italy a half-dozen times over the years and felt like Lynch got the pitch exactly right. The storytelling is compelling throughout and has a good balance of light and dark.
Enjoyable overall and I look forward to more from Lynch.
I checked this out from the Morrisson-Reeves Library in Richmond, Indiana.
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