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Goodreads Rating: 3.83 of 5 stars
Title: The Butterfly Box
Author: Santa Montefiore
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton
Published Date: 2002
Pages: 567
Format: Paperback Pocket Book
Livros em Inglês
Literatura > Romance
ISBN 10: 0340819480
ISBN 13: 9780340819487
Synopsis
traveller and writer, spends months away from their home on the exotic Chilean coast; as soon as hes back, his daughter has eyes for no one but him. When he gives her a magical box from Peru she believes he will always be there for her.
Devastated when her parents marriage falls apart, Federica is forced to set up home in Cornwall with her mother the butterfly box is the only part of her beloved father she is able to take with her to sustain her during painful times. Embraced by the eccentric Appleby family, she loses her heart to their son Sam, who barely notices the little girl until it is too late.
As she grows to womanhood, Federica attempts to recapture that long-forgotten sense of security in the arms of the debonair Torquil Jensen. From the sanctuary of a seemingly perfect marriage, she embarks on a painful journey of self-discovery. It takes Federica years of heartbreak to escape her gilded cage and learn the true lesson of the butterfly box.
Passionately written and deeply felt, The Butterfly Box is an epic saga of love, possession and metamorphosis.
Review
The Perfect Travelling Companion From Departure Lounge To Land
By Victoria Mather
THE DAILY MAIL - 22nd March 2002
Santa Montefiore is such a refreshing writer. She has imagination, charm and delicacy and her second novel, THE BUTTERFLY BOX, is sensual not sensational, vivid but not vapid. Santa is the new Rosamunde Pilcher, and she is warming up to be Daphne de Maurier, but more fun.
THE BUTTERFLY BOX has a cracking beginning and that vital spark of light fiction: an ability to attract the reader to the central character like a moth to a flame This book is so refreshing, and so delightfully written, Montefiore can travel with me anytime.