As a literary novel of both suspense and emotion, this flashback-filled murder mystery has broad appeal.
The Last September, by Nina de Gramont, portrays an immediately gripping world of secrets, trauma, and conflicting loyalties. Spanning mental illness, the meaning of family, and the lengths we go to for love, this novel begs to be read in a single sitting.
…Click here to read the full review.
This review was published on August 27, 2015 by ForeWord Reviews.
My rating: 8 tiny scribbles.
Filed under: book reviews | Tagged: ForeWord Reviews, thriller |
pagesofjulia 
Leave a comment