The book is written with three narrators the real Lily Azerov (through passages in her diary), the false Lily Averov, and Ruth Kramer, “Lily’s” daughter.
Who is she really and what happened to the young woman whose identity she has stolen? Why has she left and where did she go? It is left to the daughter she abandoned to find the answers to these questions as she searches for the mother she may never find or really know. Her attempt to live out her life as Lily Azerov shatters as she disappears, leaving a new husband and baby daughter, and a host of unanswered questions. When a young, enigmatic woman arrives in post-war Montreal, it is immediately clear that she is not who she claims to be. I actually finished it last night, but wasn’t able to start the review until just now. I’d picked this up on Valentine’s Day, but wasn’t sure how far I would get into it before March 1st (the deadline before starting my first book club read). After reading a full YA fantasy series, it was a relief to find this book at Barnes & Noble.
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