Book description
Only a weekend in Spain - what could possibly go wrong?
At their family hilltop villa, Lucy awaits the arrival of her brother and sister for their mother's annual birthday party. Although this time, their mother won't be there.
Struggling at Malaga airport with her fractious four year old, Jo…
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Why read it?
1 author picked House of Dreams as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This was a steady emotional escape read. Descriptive writing of location made you experience all the five senses of the scene. The storyline allowed you see the past in tiny pockets, never revealing the full history line. The key players of semi related siblings allowed each one to express how we all yearn to know who our true parentage is.
Suspense was held to the final ending. Bittersweet dramas enfolded as each characters past came back to haunt them. A beautiful finale to an endearing story.
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