The Truth About Fairy Tales first caught my attention because the synopsis of the book mentioned Venice. I was on the design team for Venetian hotel and casino in Las Vegas and I am fond of Venice.
The Truth About Fairy Tales is a great romantic novel set in some of the most beautiful cities in the world: Venice, Southern France, London and Hollywood.Beautiful and sexy Cate McCormack’s has made it as a successful novelist, but deep in her heart, she still feels some emptiness, until she meets two important men of her life, Jack Wyatt and Andrei Siwek.Jack is a wealthy American producer.Andrei is a handsome young man who works near Cate’s flat in London. Jack and Andrei both like Cate and vie for her love. Adding to the mix are Annie and Kasia. Annie is Jack’s young and pretty assistant, who is attracted to Andrei. Kasia was Andrei’s gorgeous former girl friend. Media attention, fragile self-esteem, friendship, love, and jealousy mingle together and create a series of intriguing events. Will Cate choose Jack or Andrei? Will Jack go back to Kasia? You have to read the novel to find out.
I also like the modest landscape theme of the book cover design. You can carry this steamy romantic novel around and read it in any public places without feeling embarrassed.
The Truth About Fairy Tales has 404 pages. It is a modern tale of a search for true love and a fascinating novel that explores romance and sexuality. It is a great read for leisure and pleasure!
The above review was contributed by: Gang Chen:Gang is the author of Planting Design Illustrated . He is a member of American Institute of Architects (AIA), and a recipient of the Grace and Robert Frazer Landscape Heritage Award from the Landscape Architecture Foundation. Gang is a licensed Architect in California, and he holds a Bachelor Degree in Architecture, and a Master Degree in Landscape Architecture. To read Gang's Reviews Click here.
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