Book Review: Indiscretion

Title: Indiscretion

Author: Hannah Fielding

Genre: Fiction/Romance

Reviewer: Aly

Review:

This book starts off pretty slowly. It starts off with Alexandra’s regular life. And that seems to be for the best as it allows readers a bit of a chance to realize what her life normally is. And how different her life becomes or how she changes during her journey. And that’s what this book is about. It’s much more than a tortured love story. It’s a journey of self-discovery for Alexandra. She finds herself in new situations and she finds herself having to discover how she reacts in these new situations. It’s not easy, but what journey ever is? Alexandria doesn’t handle it perfectly. She’s definitely not a perfect character by a long shot. And that shows by some of her actions and reactions. She’s not perfect and you know it.

I did find that the book was a bit slow. It took me a little while to finish it but perhaps it might have just been the wrong time to read it or I was in the wrong mindset. That doesn’t mean that it wasn’t a great book, the writing was good and the characters were not perfect at all. Which was a good thing.

Not to mention Hannah Fielding allows you to experience some of Spain without travelling there. It was interesting to see the different culture and celebrations that took place in Spain at one point.

Indiscretion was a good read, one that I have nothing but good things to mention. The ending was great, really appeals to those with extreme romantic ideals. It definitely brought a tear or two to my eyes. Alexandra and Salvator’s story is certainly a long one but well worth the read.

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