The Royal Daughter
The Lost Daughters #3
Soraya M Lane
Reviewed by Helen
I am loving this series, again Soraya M Lane has taken me on a journey of secrets and such love as we go between the 1960’s and 1970’s to present day, come along and meet Ella and Alexandra and the wonderful characters that add to the story and such a gorgeous location, who doesn’t want to visit Greece.
London, present day Ella is an art dealer in London and she loves her job, but when the family gets a letter from a lawyer to tell them there is something for her grandmother’s estate, Ella is keen to find out what it is when she arrives and is handed a small box with a faded photo of a woman and a young girl and a sheet of music, and discovers that it appears that her grandmother was adopted Ella jumps at the chance to do some searching, could these two items uncover the truth of the families heritage.
Through her research she meets up with someone she went to school with, Gabriel she also had a crush on him then and he helps her discover who wrote the music and she also is sure that the photo was taken in Greece, a trip there is essential.
What she finds will open her heart to a new member of her family and discover what happened to a young Alexandra when Greece changed back in 1967 when she was moved to London and her beautiful romance with B what happened to them as young lovers will bring you to tears, the music that bought them together and all that happened to them, lots of tears and smiles.
I loved this one so much, it is an emotional story in such a beautiful setting as we learn Alexandra’s story and get to know Ella and see her make changes in her life and fall in love with Gabriel, I do highly recommend this on and am looking forward to the next one in the series.
My thanks to Bookouture and Netgalley for my copy to read and review.
London, present day Ella is an art dealer in London and she loves her job, but when the family gets a letter from a lawyer to tell them there is something for her grandmother’s estate, Ella is keen to find out what it is when she arrives and is handed a small box with a faded photo of a woman and a young girl and a sheet of music, and discovers that it appears that her grandmother was adopted Ella jumps at the chance to do some searching, could these two items uncover the truth of the families heritage.
Through her research she meets up with someone she went to school with, Gabriel she also had a crush on him then and he helps her discover who wrote the music and she also is sure that the photo was taken in Greece, a trip there is essential.
What she finds will open her heart to a new member of her family and discover what happened to a young Alexandra when Greece changed back in 1967 when she was moved to London and her beautiful romance with B what happened to them as young lovers will bring you to tears, the music that bought them together and all that happened to them, lots of tears and smiles.
I loved this one so much, it is an emotional story in such a beautiful setting as we learn Alexandra’s story and get to know Ella and see her make changes in her life and fall in love with Gabriel, I do highly recommend this on and am looking forward to the next one in the series.
My thanks to Bookouture and Netgalley for my copy to read and review.
5 stars
October 12, 2023 by Bookouture
