Rachel seemed to have an attractive French husband, a thriving restaurant business and a son she adored. So why did she feel there was some threat to her happiness? Love affairs, rivalries and feuds that lay hidden in the past forge a story of a woman's search for love.
One of my favourite books, ever. Dual timeline set-up, with both timelines equally well done. The parallels between the events taking place increase, the sense of foreboding and doom increases... yet it's not a gloomy book. If you love synchronistic events, events that seem fated, questions around free will and the like, and the South of France, you will love this book.