Nearly fifty years later, Brisbane bookseller Caddie Walker is waiting in line to see a Karlson exhibition featuring the famous fragments when she meets a charismatic older woman.
The woman quotes a phrase from the Karlson fragments that Caddie knows does not exist—and yet to Caddie, who knows Inga Karlson’s work like she knows her name, it feels genuine.
Caddie is electrified. Jolted her from her sleepy, no-worries life in torpid 1980s Brisbane, she is driven to investigate: to find the clues that will unlock the greatest literary mystery of the twentieth century i
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Rating: ★★★★★
My Review: A little bit mystery and a little bit historical this book was an amazing journey. It's a slow burning story that I could not put down and I can't wait to see what else this author has out there. I loved how engaging this story was from the 1930s to the 1980s it was a great blend of storytelling. The twist at the end shocked me to no end and although I don't think everyone will be happy with it. I thought it made it very real.
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