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Mona Lisa’s Daughter: A Journey of Discovery by Belle Ami
Research is the cornerstone of my book creation process, and Mona Lisa’s Daughter was a particularly demanding project. The dual timelines of 16th-century Florence and World War II Florence, separated by nearly 500 years, presented a unique challenge. My mission was to merge these disparate periods into a coherent whole. To embark on this enlightening journey, I immersed myself in Walter…
The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci
The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci
From my review on OnlineBookClub:
…in the present day, aspiring curator Angela Renatus finds herself dreaming about da Vinci every night. This isn’t an art lover dreaming about the master, instead she has a recurring dream where she takes on the role of Fioretta Gorini, a good friend of Leonardo da Vinci and the girlfriend of Giuliano Medici. In her dreams, she discovers a painting that doesn’t’…
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The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci by Belle Ami Review
The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci by Belle Ami Review
Goodreads rating: 3.77 Stars
My rating: 4 Stars
Reminiscent of The Da Vinci Code, it drew readers in with a mixture of time traveling and intrigue along with romance and action. There is quite literally something for everyone. The book deals with a supposed painting that has been attributed to a student of Da Vinci, when in truth the painting had been of a secret wedding painted by Da Vinci…
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The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci by Belle Ami Review
Goodreads Rating: 3.77 Stars
My Rating: 4 stars
Reminiscent of The Da Vinci Code, it drew readers in with a mixture of time traveling and intrigue along with romance and action. There is quite literally something for everyone. The book deals with a supposed painting that has been attributed to a student of Da Vinci, when in truth the painting had been of a secret wedding painted by Da Vinci himself, that has gone missing. The book then follows a couple, Angela and Alex, as they try to find the painting.
I love the book. The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci calls to the very imaginative portion of us all as Belle Ami takes us on a whirlwind journey into Fifth Century Florence to World War II era Florence to Modern Florence. The descriptions that she has in the book is amazing and I am sufficiently hooked. The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci did exactly what the first book in a new series is meant to do, intrigue readers enough to make them want to get the next books.
I have a myriad of reincarnation books. Fallen by Lauren Kate, Elixir by Hilary Duff, and several others. Each had something different that were attractive to me but this book took the other books down. The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci made me feel for Fioretta and Guiliano and for Sophia and Gerhard and for Angela and Alex. It made me feel for people that lived but that I had no prior connection to. It established a friendship with Leonardo Da Vinci that I had not known was possible.
To me, Leonardo Da Vinci was simply an amazing person was before his time. Belle Ami made him more. She made him approachable. She humanized him and brought him down from the pedestal that most people have him on. Belle Ami also made the Medici family, one of the most powerful ruling families in the history of Florence, seem like any other family with familial disputes and bickering siblings.
The pace of the book, however, never really took off for me. Even in the action scenes, it seemed that the book was being told in slow motion. There was no frantic energy pouring off the pages. Despite the fact that it was essentially told in five points of view, three of which were pretty much the same person. Overall, the book hit all the amazing spots and more, I would have just liked a bit more of a frantic or fast energy for the climax.
THE GIRL WHO KNEW DA VINCI - Release Blitz
THE GIRL WHO KNEW DA VINCI – Release Blitz
THE GIRL WHO KNEW DA VINCI Belle Ami Series: Out of Time Series Book 1 Genre: Paranormal Romance, Thriller Publisher: Tema N Merback Publication Date: May 31, 2018 What she knows could kill her. In the spirit of The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brownand Shadows of the Stone Benders by K. Patrick Donoghue, The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci by Belle Ami unravels an unforgettable mystery. Three destinies, one…
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One More Time Is Not Enough
One More Time Is Not Enough
One More Time Is Not Enough Belle Ami (The Only One, #3) Published by: Soul Mate Publishing Publication date: July 13th 2016 Genres: Adult, Romance, Suspense
Adelia Lindstrom Bremen seems to have it all: Wealth, beauty, perfect twin children, two men in love with her, and a career she loves. But, beneath the veneer of success and prosperity lies disappointment, tragedy, and unending lies. Her…
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One More Time Is Not Enough by Belle Ami
One More Time Is Not Enough by Belle Ami
One More Time Is Not Enough Belle Ami (The Only One, #3) Published by: Soul Mate Publishing Publication date: July 13th 2016 Genres: Adult, Romance, Suspense
Adelia Lindstrom Bremen seems to have it all: Wealth, beauty, perfect twin children, two men in love with her, and a career she loves. But, beneath the veneer of success and prosperity lies disappointment, tragedy, and unending lies. Her…
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Release Tour for One More Time Is Not Enough by Belle Ami
ONE MORE TIME IS NOT ENOUGH Release of Book 3 of The Only One seriesby Belle Ami GENRE: Contemporary Romantic Suspense Adelia Lindstrom Bremen seems to have it all: wealth, beauty, perfect twin children, two men in love with her, and a career she loves. But, beneath the veneer of success and prosperity lies disappointment, tragedy, and unending lies. Her parents were murdered, her marriage ended…
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