Stars in an Italian Sky

Author : Jill Santopolo

Price : `2,398 (Paperback)

Stars in an Italian Sky by Jill Santopolo is a romantic novel. In Genoa, Italy, in 1946, Vincenzo and Giovana had a passionate love affair. They become inseparable despite coming from different worlds until politics pushes them to take opposing sides. Cassandra and Luca are still in love in 2017, despite the fact that their families do not get along. A long-buried secret that comes to light when Cass's grandma and Luca's grandfather pose for a picture alters everything. Despite having a 60-year age difference, Cass and Giovanna's points of view mesh well together. Santopolo, who is renowned for his ability to move people, produces another tearjerking story about love lost, love found, second chances, and forgiveness. It is a heartwarming and romantic tale that is both fulfilling and moving.

I Have Some Questions For You

Author : Rebecca Makkai

Price : `2,481 (Paperback)

Rebecca Makkai's 'I Have Some Questions For You' is a mystery thriller novel. The plot revolves around Bodie Kane, a film producer and podcaster, who is hesitant to accept an invitation to return and teach a twoweek course at the boarding school where she attended high school. The murder of a classmate and Bodie's horrible four years have largely been buried in her memory. Yet, when she comes back, Bodie doesn't appear to consider if the perpetrator is still at large or whether the police made the right arrest. This is a sombre, unsettling tale about homicide, racism, sexual assault, bereavement, the nature of collective memory, privilege, the need for people to be at the epicentre of catastrophe even when they are not, and the feeling of being an outsider. This book is about questions, and the largest one of them all, "Who killed Thalia Keith?" takes on the characteristics of a movable signifier that defies definition.