Lost In Translation
by Audrey Davis
This was my first book by Audrey Davis, and I loved it.
This is a story about Charlotte Egerton life. The beginning was
written so beautifully that I just couldn’t stop reading. Charlotte is an
amazing woman, I love her mindset, her attitude towards life and how she loved
her children.
Charlotte and her family have moved to Switzerland because of
her husband’s job. She was never happy about this move and was constantly thinking
if this move would be a good choice for her family and mostly her sons. She is
not sure if she can adapt to their new life, yet she is hoping that this moves
her improve her relationship with her husband.
Dome (her husband) was always busy with his work and it was
as if he separate and secretive life. He showed no kindness and empathy towards
Charlotte most of the time. And I was constantly thinking why she fell in love
with him in the first place.
The choice of characters is genuine, I really liked how the authentic
writing style made me constantly emotional.
I liked the twists in
this story, I doubted and hated Dom the whole time and at times I was thinking
what I would do if I was in Charlotte’s situation, her relationship with Dom
was not getting any better, and there was Jurgen…..
The ending is emotional, and I like how charlotte is becoming
more confident and has a voice about what she wants.
This is a fast and fun book to read, I appreciated how the
author penned details about Switzerland.
If you like a story about family, love, and all life’s ups
and downs this would be a good read.
Many thanks to “ A Quintillion Reads” friends and Audrey Davis
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