Three women, Three generations, Three distinct voices.
I did not know what to expect while reading this, but it's got quite a unique flair, for the author succeeds in immersing the reader in the life of each character seamlessly.
The writing is beautiful. The book is divided into three parts: Jenny has the first, then her daughter Camilla, has the second and finally-Natalia, her granddaughter, has the last. Each shares their memories, conflicts, passion and romance in their own way and you cannot help but see how powerful and resolute they are in their decision making.
At some point, when I was reading Camilla's section, I thought of the book, In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez.
Thank you NetGalley for the eARC.