Loved: EXCITING !!!!!

Kate, forties, divorced and mother of Ethan, has just lost her mother. At the funeral, she spots a woman in the crowd, an unknown who nevertheless observes emphatically. After the funeral, the mysterious unknown will do everything to get in touch with her, why? Above all, this woman seems to know, and to know things about his life, then who is it?
Her name is Sara Smyphe and its past is closely linked to that of Kate's parents, a history that began in 1945.
Kate will then learn the fate and lives of Sara and parallel Smyphe his father Jack died when she was a baby.

Having already read two books by Douglas Kennedy: "The man who wanted to live his life" and "disarray Ned Allen" whose reading was pleasant but not exciting me, I do not expect more than this title. Well, I was VERY pleasantly surprised!
Difficult to let go of this romance Therefore, a "pad" that has haunted me late.
This book has all the ingredients that make a book a favorite for me: engaging characters who have a real personality, suspense, twists and turns, emotion, love, writing fair and well balanced between narration and dialogues and well transcribed historical context that gives a realistic touch and relief to all this.

I highly recommend this novel full of emotions!