I was definitely going to put this book down after having read the first part of it. Gets very technical with many scientific terms about lapitdoptery and moths and stuff. Then the book really started to become more interesting. Vivian & Virginia Stone grow up with a revered lepidopterist father and a rather socialite mother. Virginia wants more than the quiet life and leaves to marry and live in London. Meanwhile, Vivian stays in the home and experiences the life that Virginia ran away from, with good reason, it turns out.
The ending left me a little flat, not quite sure how to feel about it. Will want someone else to review it and maybe I can find a little more closure.
The ending left me a little flat, not quite sure how to feel about it. Will want someone else to review it and maybe I can find a little more closure.
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