Yesterdays Stardust by Becky Melby
Synopsis :
Two
Stories—Decades Apart—Converge on a Secret
With an
award-winning series to her name, journalist Dani Gallagher is anxious to find
her next big scoop. . .she just doesn’t expect it to come from the past. But
while searching for answers connected to her latest story, Dani discovers a
tattered journal in an alley near Bracciano, an Italian restaurant run by Nicky
Fiorini. The diary, written in the Roaring Twenties by a young girl caught in a
web of organized crime, mentions Nicky’s restaurant, and despite an explosive
first meeting, Dani persuades Nicky to help her uncover what happened to the
girl—and what her story has to do with their present.
Nicky is frustrated. No matter what he says, he can’t seem to convince Dani that she’s treading on thin ice. Her zeal to make a difference for others is leading her into some precarious situations—and just might get her hurt.
Attraction soon ignites, but in the struggle to reveal the truth, will Dani and Nicky miss the real story while clinging to secrets of their own,
Another wonderful story by Becky Melby from her Lost Sanctuary Series. Book 1 was called Tomorrow's Sun which I read a few year back. (Note : I actually read this a few years back too but just never got the review published).
Anyway Becky is very good at infusing past and present that is based in the same location into her story which she did for Tomorow's Sun and which she does here too in Yesterdays' Stardust.
The story wasn't very exciting but decent enough for me to enjoy and if you like contemporary and clean type of novels, this would be for you.
Anyway Becky is very good at infusing past and present that is based in the same location into her story which she did for Tomorow's Sun and which she does here too in Yesterdays' Stardust.
The story wasn't very exciting but decent enough for me to enjoy and if you like contemporary and clean type of novels, this would be for you.
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